The Principia Reviews

Pros

Tax Exempt, flexible hours, very rewarding, as a student worker it was a great job to balance with my studies

Cons

The online program for logging hours was sometimes confusing, however issues were always resolved quickly

Pros

Wonderful people to work with, beautiful campus, great students!

Cons

Lack of caring for individuals from HR and upper management.

Pros

Collaborative Staff, Supportive Administration, Wonderful Students, Remarkable Support for Career Goals, Beautiful Facilities, Progressive Outlook, High Expectations, Hard Working Team

Cons

Many different initiatives at the same time, lots to pay attention to.

Pros

Supporting the education of outstanding students.

Cons

Inconsistent performance standards and recognition.

Pros

A move towards innovative education that is meaningful for any and all 21st Century youth. A focus on educating leaders to solve problems through thinking with Principle, Truth. A focus on developing young men and women to be strong citizens who contribute to the public good.

Cons

Salaries - feel like they are hidden and impossible to impact. Busy-ness - feels like more and more is added without any further compensation.

Pros

Tight nit community, Welcoming atmosphere, Open mindedness

Cons

Tight nit community, lots of bureaucratic layers to weed through

Pros

Lots of opportunities for recent grads to get some real world work experience under their belts. Great benefits including time off and 401k matching up to 7.5%. Supportive community.

Cons

Minimal opportunity for promotions within your department. A lot of employees who are hired here stay here for decades. It seems like it could take 10-12 years for a substantial promotion. Small community where it seems like everyone is in your business.

Pros

Most departments have few people, so you get to be a great general manager, a jack of all trades and a master of none so to speak. This experience stacks up and exceeds many corporate positions early on in one's career, as many of many counterparts had limited scope of responsibility, but a lot of it.

Cons

Outside of being a teacher or professor, there was a limited path to career advancement, and most people work on the staff because other family members do, or so they can be close to their children.