Loved my job until my time expired, like so many others! - Anonymous employee CEU Institute Employee Review

2.0
Apr 18, 2017
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Small team, nice office location, always work to be done, fast paced and not a dull moment. Access to everything needed to do your job.

Cons

Management.Extremely high turnover. One person is expected to do the workload for two. Company owners are extremely out of touch with requirements for positions.

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5.0
Apr 22, 2017
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Management shares these "FAKE" negative reviews with us. We all find them hysterical especially knowing the former employee they come from and why they were fired. We've all all been here over 2 years and going and love it! They are very accommodating to time off needs for children, appointments, and just "life". Surprise days off or early office closings. Team is close and work together well.

Cons

Well...it's not Google, it's a small business. They cannot give you unlimited PTO, pay for your Master's Degree, or have chef's cooking you breakfast but they do everything they can to accommodate "life" beyond the walls of the office.

5.0
Oct 18, 2015
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Small group. Part of a team. Able to provide input and it gets used heard and sometimes used. Changes are made quickly to meet technical or administrative needs. Satisfaction of knowing we are providing a valuable service to multi-million dollar industries. Management willing to allow flexibility when personal time needed for appointments, kids functions, etc. Off site functions like bowling, lunches, etc. Unique and niche service with few (if any) competitors with the same service model. I call it "American Success Story" because the owners created the business from the ground floor which now employees a dozen employees and services fortune 100/500 clientele.

Cons

Not really a con but you have to pull your weight. It's a small business and when someone isn't up to par, everyone feels it. I've been there long enough to see some "bad seeds" that don't really understand it's not management's job to keep their job, it's theirs. Unfortunately, I can see from these previous posts that these were from previous employees less than happy with the outcome of their careers at CEU Institute. I can say that management will not allow an environment where team members are rude, disrespectful, coarse, or other negative conduct toward other team members and they simply expect you to perform at your best the role you were hired for.

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