Princeton University reviews

There are more than a few people across the University space that, perhaps, have been at Princeton or in Ivy League education for too long and never honed their communication/engagement skills. It is absurd that some professors whine like children and hurl insults when policy doesn't align with what they want, but it does happen more than it should. As if they've never been told "no" before. There has to be a willingness at an institutional level to confront even the most well regarded, brightest person if they aren't communicating professionally. After all, we are here for our students and their experiences are also shaped in different ways by these sorts of occurrences. Salary is potentially lower than private industry comparatives, but I believe this is largely made up for with other benefits. The local housing market is ridiculous. This means many will have to look further out and commute. If you commute by rail, the NJT schedule can be frustrating at times, but it still works as an effective method of transport.

Getting hired as "staff" and not "faculty" means you get the short stick, for just about everything. The institution claims to be at the forefront of equal opportunity and to have a supportive, respectful work environment. I found their delivery on this to be lacking.