Soul sucking and predatory - Anonymous employee ECPI University Employee Review

1.0
Sep 23, 2021
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Literally nothing is good about this place

Cons

-no PTO for 6 months. Admissions have to work federal holidays and long hours. Way to care about your employees! -they have over 400 jobs available on their site. That is telling. -one department has lost close to 30 people in less than one year. Another department lost 7 in less than one year (and it’s only a team of 12 or so to begin with!). Employee turnover is real. -terrible people get promoted. Looking at you university partnerships team. -you have to clock in like some sort of peasant…even if you are salary. -if you’re not a butt kisser, you will not go anywhere -the university takes advantage of students in a financial respect. Absolutely disgusting. -2.5 years to get a bachelors degree and you are paying 50k or more for a program. It’s robbery. -work/life balance is basically non existent. If you’re not at your desk you’re not working is there mindset -management tells employees to ask students to put better reviews on Google because most of them are terrible. Weird. -the place is very cult-like. The times I have been told I was “cut from the ECPI cloth” moved me closer to the exit each time. -healthcare benefits are like a pay decrease

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Select coworkers and departmental peers were fantastic to work with, highly collaborative, resilient, and dedicated professionals doing their best under difficult circumstances. The core mission of supporting adult learners is incredibly fulfilling.

Cons

The organizational culture at corporate headquarters is highly political and intensely protective of the status quo. There is a pervasive tendency among long-term staff to actively resist modernization or the adoption of standard industry practices. Outdated, inefficient processes are deliberately preserved to safeguard individual roles, even when those workflows directly degrade the student experience. Furthermore, executive leadership focuses heavily on internal politics, insular dynamics, and hyper-monitoring granular KPIs rather than student outcomes. This has created a highly reactive and psychologically unsafe environment characterized by a systemic rejection of external expertise. Outside talent recruited to modernize operations is regularly alienated, targeted, or terminated if they do not completely file and rank within the insular corporate hierarchy. Talented professionals who champion necessary compliance or operational updates face retaliatory pushback from senior management, resulting in a notably high turnover rate among external hires. Compensation is also far less competitive for the level of administrative strain expected.

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