Butterfly Effects reviews

New technicians are often placed on challenging clients with little to no training. Technicians are frequently placed with clients and asked to sub without being given access to any of the programming or information about the client including the BIP. Billable hours means more money for corporate even if that time is not beneficial to the client. Administration is also horrendous at scheduling and communication. You will be told by one person to show up to sub and then upon arriving, you will be sent home because no one else thought you were coming in. Both centers in Louisiana are filthy and not cleaned frequently. Many of these issues are common throughout the field. Butterfly Effects is not alone in having these issues, but in the 2 years I've spent there, there was nothing done to improve these conditions.

-Underpaid commute, only paid for commute after 45 minutes of driving...... -Will give you 15 hours a week, with 10 hours of commute which they barely compensate for. -M-F schedule, but generally very few hours. -Extremely disgruntled, rude, and Karen-like client families who live to pick on service workers and take their frustrations out RBT's. -Company bias towards client families concerns over their working staff.