UC Riverside reviews about "upper management"

Had difficulties in finding shifts if classes were not offered/not full

That being said, the upper management actually wanted us to omit some information to the guests. For instance, a lot of students came to UCR to learn about our nursing program (we don't have a nursing program which technically is the student's fault for not looking closer into what UCR has to offer) but our boss, instead of letting us be frank with these students, actually wanted us to tell them that its okay that we don't have a nursing program, that they could transfer to another university once they are done with their general ed. WHAT, and let the students waste money and time?? Absolutely horrible advice. The tour guides have to fight to be 100% transparent to their guests.

Upper management was adamant on retaining an employee who worked with us. They were often late, absent, or mismanaged their work, which would result in costs to the students or lack of financial aid, putting many of us at risk, for multiple quarters in a row.

Low Pay, Oversight from upper management.

Hard for upper management to implement changes Long hiring process Supervisors tend to micromanage

Lots of politics constantly at play between upper management, they can also be very micro-managing.

Sometimes only worked for like 2 hrs. Upper management is rude.

upper management not so much

upper management can be uptight