Toxic Work Environment - Supervisor Northwest ABA Employee Review

2.0
Nov 18, 2022
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Flexible work hours. Rewarding outcomes for some clients.

Cons

Management requires lots of improvement in receiving feedback. -Very poor professional development program. Their practicum program is a SCAM. Might take forever to build a caseload for BCBAs. You might end up having to work directly as the BT for your clients with lower pay for almost indefinite dates. No opportunity to grow. - The company has zero culture. No opportunity to get to know your coworkers outside of work. - Admins ignore conflicts in the workplace. - Meetings are often scheduled during lunchtime, or in late evenings. - Some non-billable hours are paid at minimum wage.

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Northwest ABA Response
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Thank you for your feedback. We have made numerous improvements for better company culture. Northwest ABA provides 2 full weeks of training before any employee starts to work with clients. Employees go through rigorous training, for example our comprehensive practicum program, and will be paid a salary when they are promoted to be Clinical Supervisors. The company’s social committee hosts company events and promotes positive culture. Please reach out to us for further feedback.

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Cons

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