Keypath Education reviews

admissions department- incompetence in managment, lack of understanding, minimal business sense. managment unable to comprehend metrics as it relates to efficency, profitablity, etc. Managment is very vindictive, untruthyful and tends to make promises they cannot keep. very clicky, the partnership director I was working with would fail to do their job correctly on a consistent basis. An environment where handful of people overseeing admissions functions(management) caused more problems and slowed down business as opposed to driving more business. communication channels were pathetic at best. they should name the department "anti sales" as they often got in the way of things, creating more red tape. Advisors had to go through the proper "chain" of communicating to schools, going through the "partnership" director first, whom would be unresponsive for weeks at a time.

I'm drawing a bit of a blank here, because I've really bought in to the Keypath culture. I guess the only thing I might call a con is that there are some minor growing pains that come with the speed at which Keypath has grown over the past few years. Efforts are being made to address redundancies and get everyone into unified standards of practice though, so I don't expect these growing pains to last.