EF (Education First) reviews

Management team appears to be hired on the Survivor "outlive, outlast" model. If you can put up with phone sales for long enough you'll ascend the corporate ladder and become a manager some day. Their management hiring strategy does not appear to be based upon skills, experience, or aptitude. Secretive atmosphere. Interviews are ongoing, and current staff are reminded that they are disposable if they don't meet their sales goals. Mid level manager is a bully and seem to think that scare tactics are appropriate motivators. Numbers-obsessed management. They don't seem to understand that demonstrating care for their staff, and encouraging staff to care about their clients and the outcome of their programs, will increase sales. Instead they rely on heavy handed meetings where past, present, and future sales goals are repeated without addressing specific ways to overcome obstacles and meet the goals. Senior management and the Canadian CEO appear not to care about their front line workers at all (again, beyond buying drinks for the team occasionally, as though getting everyone drunk makes them feel relevant). It appears that the CEO would never deign to introduce himself to a new employee or acknowledge them in an elevator or in the hallway.

Starting salary is average if you don't make bonus Only being allowed one personal item on my desk seems a little strict The wine and pizza at the bar is too pricey Crowded elevators - bad etiquette