Lifeworks (MA) Reviews

Pros

Management truly care about you, rewarding work

Cons

Pay is low and responsibility is high. This is more of a societal problem than a company problem.

Pros

Some creative aspects Fun individuals Easy work

Cons

Upper management Lack communication accountability No room for growth

Pros

Working with the clients is enjoyable and rewarding.

Cons

It is obvious to anyone who works or has worked there, that the positive reviews are done by HR. Management has serious deficiencies in emotional intelligence. They pick out employees to harass into worshiping them. They are top heavy with VPs who are at best middle management caliber and have huge egos that need to be constantly stroked. HR sides with Management which makes it a hostile and toxic environment. The sad part is they don’t care how well you work with the clients which should be their primary concern.

Pros

they give out a lot of PTO time

Cons

they don't offer good hours

Pros

Great place to improve your skills as a case worker

Cons

Low compensation based on the job description

Pros

Lots of downtime, great clients, caring company that looks out for its staff. Minor education Reimbursement

Cons

It is a 56 hour position that required staff to sleep over at the house 2-3 nights a week. They give you 8 hours of sleep but its not easy and can be very straining.

Pros

pay is fair, benefits are good, clients make my job great it is a joy to work with them. Company gives back to the employees.

Cons

nurse mangager is poor minded, does not have individuals best interest in front and center. Lazy workers who just are there for the paycheck. Short staffed and it is not fair to the clients that live in the home. If staffing was better this could be a great house.

Pros

job security is a positive feeling

Cons

overworked and underpaid. Can be a lot of multitasking.

Pros

Flexible schedule, 3 day weekend, generous benefits and PTO, opportunities for training and growth, rewarding career servicing persons with disabilities.

Cons

Can be physically strenuous, challenging when houses are short staffed.

Pros

good programs and services to gain initial experience, daily bread, and further professional development

Cons

some houses can be more challenging than others