The Dog Wizard reviews

Management seemed confused or like they were lying about their needs and intentions the entire time. Taking 3 weeks to get me on the schedule with 2 "training" shifts weeks apart that I simply did cleaning tasks for. I applied for part time and nights but was given full time 6am shifts. Showed up on time while Management was always late. There is a 3 month "probationary" period where they can use any reason to terminate someone. Dogs get sick here regularly and the main training room has a moldy unfinished ceiling. I wasn't trusted and was talked down to despite being older than other workers and given rudimentary cleaning tasks where multiple others didn't do these tasks once while I was there. Was talked to and treated differently than others as I believe I was the only cis male working there in an all female run business. Other employees constantly questioned my work despite doing as I was told and my being amicable despite this. When I addressed being antagonized for asking questions was terminated on the spot. Ad for employment was on Craigslist and now I know why.

Systemic problem with communication. This looks like a lack of information for managers to get to employees. Expectations are not clearly communicated. When in training this created a huge gap that we, as newbie trainers, had to fill on our own. Work Saturdays. They tell you this up front, it's no secret. But man does working 6 days a week suck. Getting company to buy employees appropriate gear needed for the job is extremely difficult and not always an option. T-shirts (aka uniform) are not provided or bought for employees. No company computers provided, even to managers. When dealing with chaotic schedules and client payments done thru a specific software, a computer is necessary, but not provided.