Zenith Education Studio Reviews

CEO hires his own friends and lays off other workers. Seriously, who needs this nonsense. Waking up in the morning fearing for your own job because your boss wants to replace you with a FRIEND?! Do not work here. No amount of good colleagues or people or great snacks in the pantry is worth the stress and mental turmoil that management might put you through because of their poor handling of budget cuts. A day in the life of a Zenith employer: One day you wake up thinking that its going to be just another normal day at work and you get laid off because CEO wants to hire a friend (no interview process btw).

You’re doing everything—prepping lessons, teaching, dealing with parents, and trying to connect with students—feels like you’re juggling 4-5 roles at once. There’s zero work-life balance. No clear lines between work and personal life. Both weekends are gone, and there’s not much time left to just live. It feels like you’re trading your entire life for a paycheck. Sure, the money’s decent, but is it really worth it? They’re ALWAYS hiring and even throwing "money" at tutors—sounds like a revolving door situation. Makes you wonder what’s really going on behind the scenes. The management seems immature, with young leadership that might not fully know how to handle things. If you’re not in their inner circle of “friends,” you might feel like an outsider. There’s no job security. Staff seem disposable, like you’re replaceable at any moment. Not exactly comforting. Honestly, it doesn’t sound like a sustainable or rewarding gig long-term. Might be time to look at options where your effort and well-being are equally valued.