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You Can't Fake Good or Bad Character, It Shows - Clinician Horizon Behavioral Health Employee Review

1.0
Sep 29, 2017
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Pros

There is so much good among the staff and clients at Horizon but this is not enough to offset the impoverished state of management at the top which is starving the agency of its lifeblood. Everything from lack of cash flow, abuse of staff, mismanagement, disregard for professional expertise of staff, lack of career advancement, lack of focus, and lack of promise clouds whatever good remains.

Cons

Great leaders are active listeners, fluid thinkers, and know when to dial it up, down, or off. In the case of Horizon, the CEO doesn't listen, doesn't care, and thinks only of himself. In order to be an effective leader of a public, community-based organization, one has to understand the concept of “service above self." In Horizon's case, it's self above service. There is no one at Horizon that desires to be led by him because it's clear he's leading them in the wrong direction. Ego, pride, and arrogance are not positive leadership traits. In short, there's a vote of no confidence from staff. Period.

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Pros

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Cons

Small groups are often at odds with employees, catty at times Pay discrepancies Employees are given cases based on supervisor preference After seeing the HR response, I don't feel right keeping silent any longer. I was a longterm employee. I was often handed the most dangerous cases despite pleas for my safety and offering suggestions on how to improve safety. This was not even remedied after a very violent situation in the office. I became aware than brand new trainees far exceeded my rate of pay with multiple years of experience and the credentials. We once had a meeting with the CEO at that time where he asked what would improve satisfaction. My suggestions were employee safety and salary evaluations due to unfair pay. The HR rep commenting on reviews reportedly approached my supervisor, advising her that I was "inappropriately challenging" him. After frank conversations with my coworkers and supervisors (not my own) that were present in the meeting, I am confident that I did not inappropriately address my concerns.

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