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Operation Dignity

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Important work that is overshadowed by unorganized and unprofessional management - Anonymous employee Operation Dignity Employee Review

3.0
Jul 6, 2018
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Extremely rewarding, autonomy, dedicated teams

Cons

Unorganized and unprofessional management, unethical practices by support staff, lack of communication and lack of respect from upper management. case managers are required to do busy work and some "dirty work" that gets in the way of charting and providing good case management : i.e waste clean up, office/kitchen cleaning, running food pantry, room inspections, and a administrative duties that should/could be completed by the main office staff.

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Pros

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Cons

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4.0
Jul 10, 2015
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Pros

* This company does pay very well, even for folks that maybe don't have the fancy degrees! * Management intentions are good and most employees are hard workers that just want to support our Veterans. * Staff is friendly and are generally good people. It's nice to be a part of a team that wants to support one another. * They offer Kaiser Medical which is awesome. * They are not top-heavy like so many non-profits. Most of the funding goes to the employees & staff that work directly with clients. * Staff has a lot of freedom and is pretty empowered to assist their clients. * They are passionate about helping and the Founder really holds a strong line making sure the VA doesn't bulldoze the programs with b.s. Federal bureaucracy. * Two of their offices are around the corner from Blue Bottle, downtown Oakland Farmers Market, Chinatown, and much more-so there's a nice little plus. * They offer lots of supportive benefits, maternity leave for Fathers, paid vacation time, etc.

Cons

* Their hiring habits are archaic and erratically handled at best. * You have to be a self-starter and self-motivator all in one. That's fine, but can become tiresome and wears out employees more quickly. * Their HR compliances are a joke. It's not that they intentionally do things that are questionable, it's just that they are sort of bumbling around. Or at least it seems. * They have little ability to keep fires from starting, though they are good at putting them out. I personally think there is a culture based on a "savior complex" that serves to lift individual employee morale, but this behavior does not support the organization or staff as a whole. Very short sighted. * Management is pretty dismal: inconsistent, under qualified, and seemingly incapable of self-growth and follow-through. * They have absolutely NO retirement or life insurance support of any kind. * They do not provide continued (or any) training for staff.

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