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Dayle McIntosh Center

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Supportive team but high turnover and ethical concerns - Coordinator Dayle McIntosh Center Employee Review

2.0
13 May 2026
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Pros

Kind team members, most people are true to the mission and work. Clients are also generally kind and grateful majority of the time.

Cons

Very high turnover, and it’s not for no reason. Even management roles have kept shrinking/disappearing and promotions are rare and political. Constant shifts in funding that are normalized, roles left vacant and then eliminated because they “are not necessary” yet the work continues to grow just to get scattered among remaining staff who are already overworked and underpaid. Departments are pushed to meet quotas to receive fee payments that dilute the quality of services and it feels unethical.

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4.0
28 Dec 2016
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Serving the disabled community and overall work environment

Cons

management turnover and poor upper management to staff communication.

2.0
5 Mar 2024
Recommend
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Pros

Work towards empowering disability community

Cons

Despite touting being a “different” type of employer, DMC relies largely on corporate policies and procedures thanks to the current HR consultant. The HR consultant in question BRAGS about working for Fortune 500 companies on his website, as if corporate America is something to be lauded. He does not realize he can’t tout corporate America’s treatment of employees while also working for an organization working to dismantle those systems. We have lost 10% of employees over 2 months since he started being more active. Accommodations were taken away without notice or proper communication. All leadership is inexperienced and needs extensive leadership training because they do not have nearly enough leadership experience beyond being internally promoted at DMC. No surprise why things are bad here with such an inexperienced leadership and such terrible consultants for employment and HR.

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