Mercury poisoning wrecked my health and career.

I was surprised when I discovered my mercury poisoning that the company had changed its mercury handling policies years earlier and had not informed me.

I remember how excited I was to work for the Ivy League. By the time I left, I would not advise anyone to work for them.

As a manager in the Ivy League, I discovered that the upper management team were seriously undermining my ability to manage my own staff. It was so bad that I eventually left. I now advise people not to work for the Ivy League.

The Ivy League I am familiar with is riddled with incompetence.

Out of all of my employers, the Ivy League was by far the worst.

It is probably a good thing that Karen Wetterhahn died from mercury poisoning, as if she had survived, she would have discovered the horrible Dartmouth College workers compensation experience for occupational disease.

Working as a manager in the Ivy League was the most demoralizing experience that I ever had in the workplace.

I would not have believed the level of incompetence that was present in some Ivy League colleges and universities had I not worked for them.