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What is it like working at The Salvation Army?
I am technically a receptionist but do more than I was hired for. Technically I am an office manager & do the work of such. But they wont change my title so they can pay me less.
Receptionist in Carthage:
Pros: Helping people that need food & a little financial assistance. Also like ability to work on my own. No one supervises me.
Cons: I do the work of an office manager, social worker & receptionist. Only paid to be a receptionist. Over worked...under paid.
Community Outreach Coordinator in Wausau:
Pros: Love Disaster services managing.
Cons: The lack in information and trust that I can do my job to its fullest if given all information and allowed to make decisions on my own to help benefit the company.
Program Coordinator, Non-Profit Organization:
Definitely not paid what I'm worth, but health insurance plan is excellent. Very stressful at times, especially at Christmas. Expect to pick up the slack since most officers don't do much. Patience is required since raises aren't ever more than 2%.
I love helping clients, however the structure is not well managed.
Case Manager in New York:
Pros: My clients, especially why’ll assist then with a good outcome
Cons: Well some of my coworkers, I am not person I don’t know why they don’t like me, they criticize my way of doing my job, eve though I do it well
My favorite out all my previous employers.
Social Worker in Auckland:
Pros: Working with the clients in need to empower them to be able to cope and service on their own.
Cons: The paper work is too much. Can be reduced.
Challenging but rewarding.
Consultant, Employment in Melbourne:
Pros: Working with great colleagues and helping the community
Cons: Pressure from upper management, being treated like a number and not a person, and being undervalued and unappreciated
Fulfilling and rewarding.
Early Childhood Educator (ECE) in Perth:
Pros: The families and children that we as educators get to care for.
Cons: Paper work
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