JOB REVIEW - Anonymous employee Community Family Centers Employee Review

Friendly staff members to work with

Small organization so there's very few positions

The community health workers and people working on the frontline are some of the sweetest and most hard-working people I've ever met

-oversight on management for hiring a development team that doesn't even speak Spanish. During my interview, the HR lady wanted to make sure that I spoke Spanish and went as far as asking personal questions to gauge my level of Spanish, but somehow the other two women in charge of me spoke ZERO Spanish. -lack of transparency during onboarding that this was a salary position and thus was not eligible for overtime -Terrible work/life balance, by my 2nd week there they wanted me to work weekends and do "work lunches" instead of taking my own breaks -crappy and half-assed answers to proposals/grants that show lack of consideration and cultural knowledge for departments -ultra micromanagement-the last person in the position stayed in the same office with me and was planning to stay for over a month, something I was not told