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Georgetown University Reviews
What is it like working at Georgetown University?
Caveat emptor- buyer beware.
Archivist, Curator, or Museum Technician in Washington:
Pros: As an archivist, I appreciate the extensive, wonderful collections there, and the interactions with students, faculty, and students.
Cons: The archives are under resourced and under staffed, and the staff under compensated, and the organization is essentially neglectful of its staff in a way that cuts against its self-proclaimed, Jesuit and Catholic values.
Interdisciplinary Options Abound.
Neuroscientist in Washington:
Pros: Collaborative and diverse work environment
Cons: Poor bureaucracy and administration, seems to be improving though
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