Risepoint reviews

3.1

49% would recommend to a friend

(417 total reviews)

Fernando Bleichmar

61% approve of CEO

38% positive business outlook

Risepoint has an employee rating of 3.1 out of 5 stars, based on 417 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Risepoint employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Education industry (3.7 stars).

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417 reviews
1.0
Aug 1, 2014

I'd rather be homeless than work at AP again

Anonymous employee
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Pros

This is an incredibly fascinating industry with strong growth potential. The mission of the company is on-point and there are a couple of top-notch individuals left.

Cons

The culture and unethical nature of the company completely takes away from the positive impact AP intends to make on students and Universities. Unfortunately, the only thing the CEO and Senior Leadership care about is the money that goes into their own pockets. Employees? Students? Partners? Who are they? What does well-being mean? As long as the numbers are solid, that is all the matters. Employees are treated and talked about as if they are mechanical robots, only there to perform a function and obtain enrollments. The leadership team is terrible. Their focus only revolves around dollar signs and feeding their overly-inflated egos. AP had some really passionate and talented employees, however, they have all left and the few that remain are hoping to get out of there as soon as humanly possible. I will be truly impressed if the company remains in business for much longer after witnessing so many unethical business practices during my time there. Working for this company completely demoralized me as a person. I couldn’t stand to promote what they do, as all of it felt so completely wrong in so many different ways. Since moving on and settling into a new organization, it is so refreshing to see that after a traumatizing experience at AP, there are still wonderful companies out there that truly care about their employees and treat them as such. I wouldn’t wish working for this place upon my worst enemy. The turnover speaks for itself. There are many inside jokes among employees: They refer to their tenure in “dog years”, because it is so rare for an employee to stick around for more than a year or two, at most. Also, the Enrollment Center is compared to a prison, where every minute of your day is tracked and you must get permission from the warden to use the restroom or go to lunch. The only way this company is going to be able to attract new employees is to seek out those who are unemployed and desperate.

1.0
Feb 8, 2014
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Pros

Really none that I can think of.. I mean really.

Cons

Where to begin.. Just listen to this one Executive Vice President "Not everyone is cut out for this culture. One must be comfortable with change, not afraid of failure and be willing to push the envelope on a daily basis. Those who thrive in such an environment find it to be exhilarating. Those who don’t usually move on." Remember this guy when considering working here, when considering whether working here is good for your career and when considering if working here might be good for your family.. Consider this before discarding your other job prospects to work here. Do you trust this guy? Don't. Listen how callous and carefree he talks about harming people's lives.. What he is not telling you is, most of the people that have been hired and fired by this company never even had a chance. Don't ask me why these people operate this way it is a mystery to a lot of us. Read these other reviews. It is the most bizarre thing I have ever seen: Hire people and then fire them before you even gave them a chance. They will fire people who have been there a very short time that are doing a good job. They will fire people who have been there for a long time and who are doing a good job for no reason. ..and then a day later, will advertise for the same job and hire someone brand new to replace the seasoned employee who was already doing a good job and who was loyal only to fire the new hire a few months (or weeks) later. It all makes no sense. This is why I guess they have to practically bribe their employees to come on here and make positive reviews and why some of the positive reviews are on the same day. I guess that is why. The low level enrollment specialist jobs seems not to be quite as cut throat but if you are considering a sales job or any type of executive position here, don't do it you'll be sorry! Still considering working here? Read these reviews on here again..

1.0
Oct 7, 2015
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Pros

There was nothing great about working here.

Cons

Hired me, told me I'd have specific hours from 8-5, then after I started they changed my hours to 11-8. Terrible place to work

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Risepoint Response
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Thanks for your feedback. Our enrollment team members are the front-line of our organization and we greatly value their contributions and opinions. Given that our Enrollment Specialists interact with prospective students who are working adults with life commitments and busy schedules, our team works flexible shifts to accommodate the needs of these individuals. If you would like to provide additional feedback, please contact our HR department at humanresources@academicpartnerships.com
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