@ Dennis — Academic Advisor’s at OSU are considered salaried faculty. I could work 40 hours or 65 hours per week and receive the same pay.
I think the technology verbiage is standard on most OSU offers. Great questions! I laughed a little bit when I read the technology clause. I was rather bummed since I had planned on inventing a fusion reactor while at my new job
Congratulations! Though you blacked out the best parts :-p
I think the British word, Cheeky, comes closest.
It’s not top secret anymore, is it?
Congratulations again, Eric.
Dennis
Cool! Half time during the summer rocks!
Congrats!!! ^_^
Eric,
I’m really curious about two parts of the letter:
1) What’s with you not being eligible for overtime? How does an academic advisor position become exempt? On its face, this makes no sense….
2) What’s with the all-your-technology-belong-to-us clause? I assume it’s boilerplate, but I wonder how widespread that clause is.
@ Dennis — Academic Advisor’s at OSU are considered salaried faculty. I could work 40 hours or 65 hours per week and receive the same pay.
I think the technology verbiage is standard on most OSU offers. Great questions! I laughed a little bit when I read the technology clause. I was rather bummed since I had planned on inventing a fusion reactor while at my new job