Good at 1st, Now Not so Much - Behavioral Interventionist ACES ABA Employee Review

3.0
May 15, 2023
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

• Diverse workplace • High reward when seeing clients progress especially with great rapport • Flexible schedules with students (sometimes) • Retrieve RBT which helps with working with children in the spectrum

Cons

• Low pay. Don’t give annual pay raise unless you ask and fight for it (usually $0.5.-$1.00 raise) • Incompetent with keeping pay. New hires get higher pay with no experience/education verses those who’ve worked there for more than a couple of years • SVs gossip about BIs. They talk about BIs a lot in their rooms. A previous coworker quit because they heard the SVs talking about them in the room while they passed by • Very low conflict resolution. Depending on the office, management cannot find a resolution when a situations arises; sometimes results in retaliation • SVs talks about following rules and regulations while attending the office with clients and those SVs cannot follow either (be on phones) • Sometimes not flexible with hours. I’m working on a higher degree and I made sure my qualifications were met and HR decided to say I did not meet regulations and told me to resign. Did not give me an afternoon client when there are multiple clients who needed staffing in that day during that time.

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5.0
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Pros

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Cons

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1.0
May 26, 2026
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Pros

barely any pros. the kiddos themselves and the relationships with them you build.

Cons

RUN. cash cow private equity company. They used to be a great company until as of late. Now it’s all about chasing the money . They fired an entire team just to use AI for scheduling that doesn’t know what a “schedule” or “availability /hours available” are. and if you don’t just say yes to the 1 hour warning text from an AI bot? good luck not getting written up and talked down to. The force you to use your personal phone and blow it up through the entire day , but don’t pay a phone stipend or provide a work phone. turn over is insane to the point “new” RBT’s don’t even know who the clinic director is and thinks they are a fellow RBT. most gossip and clique together and if you don’t belong within that- good luck getting any support or guidance.

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ACES ABA Response
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