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Autism Spectrum Support Center

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Autism Spectrum Support Center reviews

4.2

74% would recommend to a friend

(12 total reviews)

74% positive business outlook

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12 reviews
5.0
Jan 11, 2023
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Pros

Great pay and excellent benefits. Employees are noticed, rewarded, and appreciated for their hard work. Company has a high standard of excellence in all that it does. It is a company that you can be very proud to be a part of.

Cons

Job can be lonely in nature at times, but Directors do an excellent job of organizing frequent community events.

5.0
Jan 11, 2023

Great Company to work for

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Pros

*Monthly social gatherings *Company pays great *Growth Opportunities *Monday-Fri *Flexible hours *Positive environment

Cons

There's a lot of work not enough time in a day. Currently looking for staff that is willing to work.

1.0
Dec 23, 2022

AVOID THIS COMPANY!!!

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Pros

I learned and experienced what a toxic work environment is.

Cons

- The Main Boss, Charles Rhee is not a man of his word and does not care about this company or its employees. He does not attend social company gatherings, does not call you back, and does not follow up with an agreed-upon salary range, instead, he will avoid you at all costs and not be direct, nor honest. - The admin team needs help with managing and open communication. Employees could drive and arrive for in-person sessions only to be informed by a client that the session was called in and canceled but the admin did not relay the message appropriately. - They hired me and others as full-time employees but I never got past 20 hours weekly schedules. - Many of the colleagues I started working with ended up leaving, quitting, and mentioned the same complaints. - They are not open to input ( do not care about your thoughts, opinions, or ways of problem-solving), only upper management can solve it. -Very closed-minded individuals and it is sad because this is a mental health company. - I suffered trying to leave this company by actively applying to jobs, getting rejections until I landed a perfect one that is already treating me much better. - This experience caused me to seek a therapist because of the low income I was making even though I was available to work from 7am-8pm, Monday - Saturday, instead the company gave me work from 3-7pm. - I would drive for 45+ mins, which I will hold myself accountable for but not when the client would be a no-show or would cancel on the spot and the company would not offer any form of compensation. - There are no benefits and the company does invest in its employees instead they will keep hiring new employees and I'm confident the turnover rate will be horrendous. -My advice to prospective employees, go work for ACES or Easterseals, who are way better ABA organizations that I have worked for in the past.

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Autism Spectrum Support Center Response
3y
Staff that are hired as hourly have a set schedule. Cancellations by staff and clients are out of the company's control. It is in the best interest of the agency that staff work hours to serve the families in need. We will not hire staff as full time salary or change staff classification to full time salary if they are not available for full time availability. If staff only want to work 5 hours a week, the request to be full time salary will be denied. Any discussion regarding pay must be brought to the appropriate department and not to Charles Rhee. There is a chain of command that was presented during onboarding. Staff are instructed to follow this hierarchy. Upper management are not required to attend social gatherings as they have thier own scope of work and duties that are assigned. We have an open door policy where staff can have a discussion with management and their supervisors. All discussions are documented. It is in the best interest of our agency to be open minded and promote positive change in areas of need but requests that do not promote the longevity of the agency such as not willing to work full-time hours and asking for full time salary will not be approved. We offer the best benefits plans but staff need to be full time status. Our agency also covers 50% for the staff and their dependents for all plans.
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