1. Working overtime and they don't want to pay you. I have been working more than 50hour/week and I was employed as a part-time. I couldn't go home past midnight. The pay was low. There is no life besides work. I do not have time for myself, family and friends.
2. Mentally abusive. Not encouraging working environment, the supervisor and coworker do not recognize the effort I put in, instead they made humiliating comments when discussing my performance.
3. Do not have career advancement. I was hired as an associate center director, but basically I was sitting at the front desk all day to do admin work. The expectation for career advancement was not clear. Sure, if I perform well, I can be a center director, which means selling course packages and prospects clients all day ... but that's it. I don't see anything further from there.
4. They value money more than education. It is all about how much you earn and whether you met the target budget for the month. They do everything to make sure to hit the budget. Being in the education field should always put education first, not money, because as parents, they want to see their kids are taken care of by the employees, not the fact that employees spend most of their time selling course packages.
