Smooth operations hindered by favoritism and drama - Anonymous employee The GEO Group Employee Review

You're able to learn a lot about what the job offers. Always something new, which is good for the position.

A lot of the things that needed to be fixed were beyond your control, and working with corporates, sometimes you have to fight for what you want.

Pay is okay, job is extremely easy (as long as you know how to stay on top of it), if you have a good boss/superior you will thrive.

Having to cover positions when your boss leaves and looking for a replacement (you will be acting in that position with no extra pay), once that position is filled they try to find a way to fire you in any way possible. Health insurance isn't the best and you pay a lot for it. New boss(s) believe they have to know where you are at at all times when you are working in a massive correctional facility. Expect to give them the time you clock in, go to first break, come back, go to lunch, come back, go to second break, come back, and when you clock out. Imagine having the worst helicopter parent constantly over your shoulder, and expect to train your new boss on how to do their job (as you have been acting in that capacity for a substantial time period). Do not forget that you are replaceable.