Dartmouth reviews

No opportunity for advancement - you can just move from department to department. There is a huge divide between the faculty and upper management who are really poor managers. They also treat their support staff poorly and offer no recognition of quality work and no motivation to learn new skills or grow. Given how insular and small the community, they are not friendly to outsiders and most of the higher level managers have been there forever and are not open to new ideas. Since they are one of the only employers in the area people have no choice but to settle for poor paying jobs and no growth.

Not listing my work area as it's niche, but there is a fair amount of toxic management. Bad behavior by management is swept under the rug. Salaries were not fair for the workload. Very little diversity. They like to talk about diversity, but there is some kind of disconnect there. It starts feeling more like just talking the talk. The area is beautiful, but the housing market is awful. Not much to do up there unless you like to ski. People talk about living in the "Dartmouth Bubble". After awhile, I understood what that meant. I also realized that it was clear who was on the inside and outside of that "bubble".