Large Company - Private Music Instructor Ensemble Music Employee Review

passionate, flexible, and engaged community willing to learn as we grow. Diverse teams with varying levels of experience and industry knowledge.

limited infrastructure for professional development, which requires employees to learn on their own

If you’re a teacher, it’s the usual pros of teaching- I love my students, I enjoy my coworkers.

I have been disappointed repeatedly. I was promised to move up- that was 3 years ago. I was on salary but they pushed to get me off (though they kept the male employee working fewer days on salary). They are now requiring teachers be available from 3:30-7:30. They are fine if I get rid of my 2:30-3:30 students but I’m not allowed off at 7. They’d rather me not teach at all instead of getting off at 7, which means work life balance is pretty bad. You won’t get paid for all things you’re required to attend. I used to love it here, but it’s getting more corporate and rigid in idiotic ways.