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February 28, 2021
What are perks and other benefits like at The Princeton Review?
Pros
professional, easy software, strict conduct policies for students and tutors, flexible
Cons
limited number of hours, no benefits
limited number of hours, no benefits
February 28, 2021
February 9, 2021
Does The Princeton Review offer tuition reimbursement?
Pros
Flexible, rewarding work. It was awesome working for TPR through college and grad school because I could make money nights and weekends. The company has also handled the shift to online learning very well. It's also easy to learn to teach here because the material is pretty formulaic and there is a big emphasis on teaching methodology.
Cons
Working for the super rich kids that get this expensive prep can get annoying. I also only got one raise in 8 years here.
It was awesome working for TPR through college and grad school because I could make money nights and weekends.
February 9, 2021
February 25, 2021
Does The Princeton Review offer unlimited time off?
Pros
good leadership, professionalism and pay is competitive
Cons
Can be hard to get hours for part time workers
Can be hard to get hours for part time workers
February 25, 2021
December 23, 2021
What is paid time off like at The Princeton Review?
Pros
Some work online is allowed
Cons
penalized for using sick pay interrogated for time off certain employees are favored and allowed to make more money
Advice to Management
instruct supervisors how to speak with employees. we are not children. It is legal to force employees to feel like they cannot take time off...especially when you're supposed to allow for sick time. Instead employees are forced to not use their time and the continue losing sick hours.
interrogated for time off
December 23, 2021
September 10, 2019
Does The Princeton Review offer family leave?
Pros
I had two kids while working here. The maternity leave policies were amazing.
Cons
The pay was too low.
The maternity leave policies were amazing.
September 10, 2019
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