Where do I begin:
1. In my time spent at the college I met with zero students in person, all work was spent in a cubicle writing emails and doing call-campaigns. It was isolating to say the least.
2. On top of never speaking to students in what I rightfully believed was a student-facing position based on my interviews and the job description, my co-workers also never spoke to me or anyone for that matter. It didn't feel like a college environment at all, more like a doctor's office or a call center.
3. My job description changed drastically within my first three months of employment and by the end I was reduced down from having large responsibilities to just becoming my supervisors personal assistant as well as a fill-in secretary.
4. I never met a person at the college who had something positive to say, it was always a conversation about how difficult it is to make changes, or how phony the DEI mission statement was, etc. It made me feel like I immediately made the wrong decision and I soon learned that I did.
