The Princeton Review reviews

I was hired on to The Princeton Review fairly recently. The process was very streamlined from start to finish. The teams that I get to work with here have been fantastic. The people really make you feel like you're part of a family. When you spend more time with you coworkers than with most of your friends and family, a strong company culture is crucial. The Princeton Review has been fantastic at making me feel at home.

Construction site party atmosphere, more like a construction or adult entertainment company than anything close to education. laid back minimum wage careless attitudes who are focused on having a good time. Lots of access to alcohol, and other stimulants in a peer pressuring setting. Great for people who are content with making low wages and continuing the I don't give a crap let's just hangout college lifestyle in their 50s. Biggest problem you will encounter is fixing a printer or hiding stuff once a month from managers who are absent and not answering calls or emails for weeks on end without any repercussions or alibis other than being in "meetings".