Pros
The relationships you build with consumers.
Cons
Do not be fooled by the stellar reviews posted at the behest of upper management. This is a horrible for-profit company to work for. Their system of group homes is designed to maximize revenue at the expense of the “consumers” and staff - they pack them in like rats, which creates a stressful environment, but the company prerogative is one of continual expansion. They do not care about people, only profits. The upper management that is making these decisions and arrangements are never held accountable for when things go wrong - it is the staff in the group home that gets blamed. This is a prescription for failure, plain and simple. Scapegoating, in a word. If you contact Human Resources by phone or email with any concerns you may have, you will be ignored. The priority at corporate HQ is to keeps things going whatever the cost, those actually doing the work in the homes are expendable and can easily be replaced - like hookers going through condoms. As a good-natured person you will be taken advantage of. KCR is in the business of providing for the upper crust at the expense of the many down below. Hypocrites. If you do your research, one will find that KCR is owned by a consortium of lawyers - bunch of shysters milking the government, that is all.