InterVarsity Press reviews

Low pay and little room for career growth.

The pay is bad. I am college educated for my field and my position is entry level; I make about $20/hr. Hourly pay is considered more fair for lower level employees as it compensates them well for overtime, but I do not work much overtime (personal values re work life balance) and so make less than the listed job description I was hired for. Also, for what it’s worth—you must sign multiple statements of belief upon getting hired. The main one is a pretty standard Christian credo that you receive before accepting the job and that is acceptable to most anyone who considers themself Christian, but there are more specifics presented after hiring, including a statement on sexuality that definitively limits Christian beliefs on sexuality to one-man one-woman marriage, no flexibility in gender identity, etc. I have not tested this boundary yet, but I am keenly aware that if I disagree publicly with this I can legally be fired for breach of contract (so I would have no grounds to seek recompense for discrimination.)