Pros
- All the bosses I met were incredibly kind to the clients and seemed to truly care about them. It can be hard to reason with some of the clients, but they all did a really good job and tried to recognize good work in their employees. - The home managers were available even when they didn't/ shouldn't have to be. - The hours vary on where you work, but I enjoyed mine. - Of course the clients become a big part of the reason you like your job, so here's that obligatory bullet point. - They do want to pay their employees better. It's really not their fault that they can't, it's a statewide problem. I mean, they did use their refund entirely on increasing everyones pay.
Cons
- The biggest issue I had was whoever was in charge of inputting whether or not we had a training, had auto insurance, etc. I would get a letter every few months that stated I needed this or that, but I never needed it because I had it already. And when they would respond and say they would input it , I still got a letter about it. - The scheduling is good, but they do not always communicate with you, which puts pressure on the home manger. - Sometimes the hardest part can be the coworkers or a coworker. Like, you'll know they do their job, but they don't always treat the clients the kindest and there's nothing you can really do about it.
