Unnecessarily complicated organizational structure is the root of the companies failures - Anonymous employee Sevita Employee Review

2.0
Oct 7, 2013
Anonymous employee
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Pros

The Mentor Network provides needed services to a largely underprivileged, and at-risk population.

Cons

Overly complex Organizational and Management structure creates an inability to lay-out a clear set of goals and execute against them. Executives do not cooperate with one another. They behave like Warlords, protecting their own turf at the expense of the overall organization. The cultural tone of the organization is a direct out-crop of Executive level attitude and behavior.

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