NJPAC Reviews

It is a country club with the upper management making in the hundreds of thousands (and many of them not worth it) and the lower-end staff not making enough to live on. For all their discussion about diversity, when it comes to hiring, if you want a low-level position working as an usher, sure, there is diversity, otherwise, forget it. Staff is over-worked and frequently doing the job of 2-staffers. They make decisions and then seem to think about them after the fact.

Some of the veteran ushers treat you as though you are fighting them for their job. On my first day, I was shadowing someone in the orchestra. When I introduced myself, she in turn said "who sent me this, " meaning me. Second day was also horrible. One usher asked me to get two programs for some older patrons . When I walked over to get the programs, another old angry female usher grabbed me by the arm and said "Where are you going?" Proceeding to call me a jerk when I told her to get her hands off of me. What a joke some of these people are. They act as if they live in the dark ages. No one should ever be treated like that anywhere as far as employment. I am warning any young hopeful to stay away from these sad people because it's not fair to work in such horrid conditions.