2.0
Aug 26, 2018
Former employee, more than 1 year
Springfield, MO
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook
Pros
Helping people with disabilities is rewarding. The families are usually kind and grateful that you are there to help them.
Cons
You will be absolutely run ragged, with little pay to show for it. Having a higher education will not increase pay; you will not be paid what you are worth. You will be thrown into the job with barely any training. You have to use your own vehicle; there is not a company vehicle provided to transport clients. If you call in sick, your client will typically not have coverage, so they just won't get any help that day. The system for logging hours is redundant and convoluted. The in-service educational meetings are a joke; nobody learns anything, and everyone is just there to gab and eat lunch.