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The Bair Foundation reviews

4.3

85% would recommend to a friend

(221 total reviews)

Dr. Susan J. Miklos

98% approve of CEO

80% positive business outlook

The Bair Foundation has an employee rating of 4.3 out of 5 stars, based on 221 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an excellent working experience there. The The Bair Foundation employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Nonprofit & NGO industry (3.7 stars).

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221 reviews
1.0
Aug 7, 2015

In response to the Bogus Responses

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Pros

None, treat the staff who "keep the doors open" with respect. You can not grow if you continue to disrespect those who you expect to work miracles for your offices. Do you wonder why you have went from 15 offices in Texas to 6?

Cons

The responses are a prime example of the negative experience. The mistreatment is across the board! The BS about the rise of insurance costs does not apply to me as I left prior to the increase.

1.0
Dec 13, 2022

Please Do Not Do It.

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Pros

The only good thing about Bair is my direct supervisor and my direct co-workers. We made a great team and got things done well!

Cons

I worked at the Bair Foundation and I can honestly say it was one of the worst experience of my life! The Bair Foundation is so corrupt and the fact that they call themselves a Christian organization is offensive. They treat their employees/ foster families/foster kids like trash. All the higher ups care about is making money to fill their pockets. I have seen and heard the horrible things they do and I don’t ever want anyone to go into working for them or fostering with them blindly like I did. I would never recommend anyone work here or foster here. They should not be responsible for children because they don’t care about them all the want to do it make money off of them and if they can’t they get rid of them!! I have gone home in tears over some of the things they have done and I won’t be silent about it. They is no grace, no compassion, no care for anyone beneath them, just greed! This is not a Christian organization and not a place I will ever support.

1.0
Mar 7, 2017

Run

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Pros

Absolutely amazing to work with the potential foster parents.

Cons

I was hired as a part-time Home Assessor with a salary of $400 for each home assessment. This salary was posted on Indeed. com, told to me during my 1st interview with the Recruiter and re-told to me during my 2nd interview with the Irving ,TX location Mgr. I inquired with the Mgr. is there a certain day I would receive pay. She replied. No, once you have submitted the home assessment and completed all corrections ( if any) that are required by the State Director. Well my 1st home study pay was approx. $107. reason as I inquired w/State Director that the family changed there mind about becoming foster parents therefore I would be paid approx. $7.25/7.50 per hr. 2nd & 3rd home study still awaiting pay and it has been over a month since I submitted the studies and was told by the State Director for the 2nd study no corrections needed by me & the 3rd study no corrections needed by me per the Mgr. Now I am forced to take legal action to receive my pay as calls & emails end with no results.

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