Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Reviews

The Tenderloin is known for being a difficult neighborhood to work in and you see things regularly that you may have never seen before. It can be a bit disheartening to work in this environment, so you really need to have a passion for the work to continue on here. They are also an affordable housing nonprofit so the salaries aren't as good as they would be in the private sector.

Unsustainable workload burnout is prevalent. Property management is in opposition of Support Services (TCS). Makes it extremely hard to show up to work everyday knowing that you have to deal with property management. No matter how hard you work as a social worker it has been my experience that it does not matter because property management sabotages the good to cover their bad and there is nothing you can do about it. Hence the sunken place. It begins to feel like a bunch of crabs in a bucket! The pay is a far cry from what it needs to be to survive in the Bay Area. The irony is that we are home and health and staff are literally homeless. Not enough workers which causes the already burned out workers to take on much greater responsibility for the same not enough pay. Very unsustainable. But they do it with a smile which is so admirable of them but unfair. No one should take on as much as TNDC TCS staff do.