Sinking ship - SLP Presence Employee Review

1.0
Apr 19, 2022
Recommend
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Pros

Work from home opportunity. Being able to provide services to students that need therapy all over the country.

Cons

The CEO and leadership does not care about their providers or the mission of the company. It is constant disingenuous lip service and all about money. They clearly have enough money to purchase other companies but not enough to pay their providers a living wage especially in these times of inflation. I’ve always advocated for PL with friends because of the support I’ve received from my CAMs but at the end of the day that is not enough to keep me. The “Good Boss” author is far from. Run away as fast as you can. Smaller companies will treat you as more than just a number.

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Presence Response
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Understanding our employees' and providers' real-time feedback and concerns is crucial to ensure PL focuses on the right things. Our providers' contributions are deeply valued, and we simply could not achieve our mission without them. So much so that caring is incorporated into our company values (We Care, We Learn, We Strive, and We Help). We appreciate so much when our employees give us direct feedback and are always willing to learn from it and act on it to keep improving. We would welcome a direct conversation with you to learn more about and address your specific concerns.

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