Skip to contentSkip to footer
      employer cover photo
      employer logo
      employer logo

      Himalayan Institute

      Is this your company?

      Himalayan Institute reviews

      Insecure and lousy from the top - Anonymous employee Himalayan Institute Employee Review

      1.0
      Dec 11, 2017
      Anonymous employee
      Recommend
      CEO approval
      Business outlook

      Pros

      Many wonderful people I will remain friends with from here. I moved there to heal, to do my meditation/yoga practice. To see what I wanted to learn/study in aruyvedic.

      Cons

      I moved my life there after 3 interviews. I had great feed back from staff and residents. BUT the top people never gave me a reason of why I was told to leave within one month. No warnings, no reason. I find that incredibly irresponsible of them, let alone laking compassion. They do not walk what they teach. The food is OK, most vegetables are very over cooked. Soggy broccoli and kale. Nutrition gone then. 40 hour work week is to much to also fit in practice. That is a common complaint

      Explore other reviews about Himalayan Institute

      5.0
      Apr 23, 2023
      Groundskeeper
      Recommend
      CEO approval
      Business outlook

      Pros

      Great community, nice people, rural

      Cons

      With it being rural travel could be long

      1.0
      May 3, 2018
      Anonymous employee
      Recommend
      CEO approval
      Business outlook

      Pros

      Good community of employees. Culturally diverse. Beautiful campus.

      Cons

      This "non-profit" organize Seshan is one of the most hypocritical organizations I have ever witnessed. Management is absolutely corrupt and has no idea what they are doing. Employees are treated as disposable and are not paid a living wage. Raises are nonexistent, and hard work is never recognized. Nepotism and bigotry run rampant especially in upper management. It is disgusting that the Himalayan Institute can even report to Khaled self a humanitarian not-for-profit organization. They are supposedly google row, drives a $70,000 Mercedes 4 x 4. Employees get paid nine dollars an hour. does that seem like a humanitarian not-for-profit organization to you?

      4
      See reviews by: Helpful|Rating|Date|All
      Related searches: Himalayan Institute jobs | Himalayan Institute salaries | Himalayan Institute benefits | Himalayan Institute interviews
      Himalayan Institute reviewsHimalayan Institute review