Not a great place to work - Teacher Lifeline Center for Child Development Employee Review

- Autonomy - Great supervisory relationship - Ability to work directly with students independently and in group settings

-None that I can think of

-The children are great despite their challenges -There's a lot of opportunity here to gain exposure within the field -Some staff members were passionate about their work

-Lack of clear communication and direction from supervisors, making expectations unclear -Minimal support or training was provided, which made it difficult to grow in the role. -Feedback was inconsistent and not always constructive, leaving little opportunity for improvement. -Limited professional development opportunities and little structure for interns. -Work environment at times felt unsupportive, with more focus on pointing out mistakes than helping interns succeed -Sudden termination practices without prior warning or a meaningful chance to address concerns