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      The Princeton Review

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      The Princeton Review reviews

      3.5

      68% would recommend to a friend

      (805 total reviews)

      Joshua Hyoung-Jun Park

      73% approve of CEO

      49% positive business outlook

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      4.3

      Work/Life balance

      3.9

      Diversity & inclusion

      3.6

      Culture & values

      3.2

      Compensation and benefits

      3.2

      Career opportunities

      3.0

      Senior management

      The Princeton Review has an employee rating of 3.5 out of 5 stars, based on 805 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The The Princeton Review employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Education industry (3.7 stars).

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      805 reviews
      2.0
      Mar 5, 2010

      great if u have no financial responsibility!

      Anonymous employee
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      Pros

      The Princeton Review is a reputable company which many of us has heard of . Excellent programs, proven track record....blah blah blah. Great job if you're a student, flexible hours, constantly changing atmosphere.

      Cons

      PAYCHECKS ARE NEVER CORRECT!!!!! Incompetent people seem to be in charge of the princeton review, all blue collared people are kept at a part time rate so you never get benefits of any kind! Any overtime worked is paid out at 33.33% less than regular hours. There is no way to contact upper management , payroll etc. You have 1 point of contact, ur school's site mgr. You're pretty much out of a job from june- october with no pay. WHAT THE HECK!

      5.0
      Feb 28, 2010

      Teaching at TPR

      Sat teacher
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      Pros

      Flexible work schedule Great opportunities other than core teaching work to make money through essay grading, etc. Fun training Managers do great job of making a community around teachers through parties, etc. Overall great opportunity to make decent wages for college or graduate students

      Cons

      Somewhat misleading pay because the amount of time it takes to prepare to teach courses is uncompensated

      4.0
      Feb 24, 2010

      Flexibility is key

      Sat teacher
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      Pros

      Scheduling classes as you please, and only taking work when you want to. Those are definitely the biggest perks of teaching for TPR. They'll compensate you for just about anything you do for them- teaching, proctoring, helping with marketing, even emailing students and gas for far away class sites.

      Cons

      Some pressure to take on more work than you might want to- although I haven't had trouble getting classes I want to teach despite turning down a lot of extra marketing work. Often you aren't officially 'on' a course until a week or two before it starts. Dealing with teenagers is often a pain.

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