Pros
First, for a large company with about 30 offices statewide, there is strong operational management and smart leadership at the top. The people who work here are caring and kind (probably why they got into behavioral health and social services in the first place), and in my office, there is a real feeling of teamwork and camaraderie. The best is that since our services help people (often disenfranchised people, children, and young adults), the work is gratifying and rewarding. The company is also employee owned which is nice, and there are excellent benefits.
Cons
Since there are many different offices throughout California, each one is managed by a local team, so there are differences in how things are done. The pace can be very fast sometimes, and productivity is monitored for the clinical positions. Some days are stressful, as the company is growing rapidly, but in the end, it feels satisfying to be part of it all.
