Pros
I mostly enjoy working along side all my coworkers. The work is incredibly easy, and there is always something that needs to be done. The kids are wonderful (even if you do get screamed at by parents all the time). with the staff directly, we are our own type of family and support each other when and where we can. With the exception of one or two coworkers. Overall I do not hate my job or this company. C2 is a great jumping-off point at the beginning of your career if you are interested in combining a educational background and sales career into one work environment.
Cons
You are expected to have zero work/life balance. You are expected to live and breath this company. You will receive calls, emails and texts late at night, on your days off and during vacation times. Coordinators are seen as the least important. CD's and teachers are the golden eggs while EC's run around doing all the leg work. After healthcare benefits costs and taxes I take home under $1000 every two weeks. You can get bonus's here and there when they feel like giving incentives to hit monthly budget. Depending on what Center you get located at, you will either have room to grow or you will be stuck where you are for years. Coordinators dedication and loyalty is questioned when they need to call out sick and made to feel guilty if they need to take more than one day to rest and get better. Parents love to scream at you over the phone all the time. I have been berated and told off more times than I can count at this point. But at the end of the day you work in sales so you have to keep a smile on your face and just simply take the tongue lashing. And do not expect anyone to defend you or tell these parents that their behavior is inappropriate, because that will never happen. You are more likely to be trained to change your verbiage than anyone tell the parents they should not scream at another human being for not being able to get what they want. BUT AGAIN, that is the life of sales.