
The Newark Museum operates, as it has since its founding, in the public trust as a museum of service, and a leader in connecting objects and ideas to the needs and wishes of its constituencies. We believe that our art and science collections have the power to educate, inspire and transform individuals of all ages, and the local, regional, national and international communities that we serve. In the words of founding Director John Cotton Dana, ""A good museum attracts, entertains, arouses curiosity, leads to questioning-and thus promotes learning.""
2 employees at Newark Museum have reviewed Newark Museum across various culture dimensions, providing their opinions on items ranging from executive ratings to the pace at work. The latest review was months ago.


It is a very toxic environment. Only positive is that some of the people are cool so you have cool people to complain with.
The interview process is drawn out and redundant. You will answer the same questions over and over again just being asked by different people.
Senior leadership does not listen to staff and continues to make decisions in a vacuum.
There are some very talented people at the institution but others are unqualified for their roles and their inefficiency makes it harder for others to do their jobs.

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