My experience as an employee, and a almost rehired on employee. its a job, but consider your next 5 years and what you want out of it professionally before you do. Im not telling anybody not to work there, go for it. You'll be heard and a collaboration between team and managment will begin. you won't be given blue jay tickets as a hush moment. When you state your team needs more structure and compensation. There are teams that care about the betterment of the team, listen to you, care about what you have to say and take your concerns seriously. Working here taught me one thing though, that I deserve better. It's also concerning when initiatives for support for George Floyd go un fulfilled, it just proves to be disingenuous and for lack of better terms a PR stunt. The lack of diversity in office staff is also concerning, in 2022 your office staff should not consist of less than 30% minority but field staff make up over 75%. Creating an exit plan was necessary, most people are and if they just took the experience of the team more seriously and how that truly effected morale and performance they'd have a healthier team. Then it became a culture of nepotism, lack of accountability, no work life balance, no transperancy, from managment, no communication as a team, clients going underserved in many cases, aides getting the short end of the stick (knowingly), concerns were never addressed by direct managment, did I say nepotism? Between receiving verbal abuse from staff, getting barely the living wage rate increase annually but watching supervisors get big bonuses, it was clear after year 3 I'd be stuck. Great culture, staff, flexibility even pay seemed worth the workload. Resources that protect consumer rights, help with legal services and provide information on public s.Worked here for 5 years, it started off amazing. Resources that help people access social groups and activities in their communities including commun. Resources that help meet financial needs by helping people find and sustain employment, enroll in pu. Resources that provide medical and/or supportive services for people with disabilities or behavioral. Resources that provide survival level services including food, housing, material goods, transportati.
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