Princeton University reviews about "people"

I do not have any.

Poor leadership has created a consistently hostile and demoralizing work environment. Some managers are unqualified for people leadership and often engage in unprofessional behavior, including gossiping about other leaders and expressing fear or resentment toward upper management - an immediate and glaring red flag. There are no standard operating procedures or meaningful onboarding practices in place, and most staff are expected to 'figure it out' with little guidance. Feedback tends to be vague, inconsistent, and unhelpful. Many employees feel expendable, micromanaged, burnt out, and disrespected, describing the environment as a “meat grinder.” HR provides minimal support, even when multiple staff members raise legitimate concerns. The culture prioritizes image and hierarchy over well-being, accountability, and retention. Staff are expected to tolerate poor behavior rather than being offered practical solutions or protection. Overall, this is an unsustainable and unrewarding place to work.

not enough mentorship training provided to advisors

They hire/promote people that aren’t prepared for supervisory roles based almost entirely on their degrees (and pedigrees). It makes it really frustrating to try to do your job because unqualified people are supervising you.

A lot of bureaucracy to navigate

Things can be a bit siloed and inefficient at the university.

I dont have any cons

not to the best of my knowledge

campus too big, a lot of walking hahaha