Pros
There are a few amazing teachers who are still passionate about their jobs and can still make it exciting, The smiles on the children's faces and their laughter, and some of the families, locations all over the world for transfer opportunities
Cons
Disorganization & Miscommunication: There are so many rules floating around this place it's impossible to keep up with them all! There are many directors, education coordinators, and teachers, and ALL of them have their own ways and opinions of doing things. There are specific rules for each class/age group but you'd never know most of them until you break one, because they are not taught in training. There needs to be some sort of Bright Horizons "Bible", so staff can access these "rules" and licensing guidelines at all times. I've been told too many times "That's not how we do it here. And the famous "Have you worked with kids before"? All because I did something not necessarily the wrong way, just contrary to the Bright Horizons way. Too much kissing up to and walking on eggshells with the parents. Tell them the truth the 1st time so you don't have to bend your staff backwards trying to accommodate petty requests. This is how burn out begins. Throw in all the paperwork and NAEYC requirements and it's no need to wonder why there's such high turnover here.