worst place for women to work especially women of color - Residential Counselor May Institute Employee Review

May Institute has been a great place to grow and enhance my career. I started in an entry-level position over a decade ago and have been promoted along the way to a direct-level position. They have fostered my educational and professional growth with highly-qualified supervisors and meaningful collaboration. They value employees well-being and satisfaction.

The work can be challenging, but the people are amazing!

opportunity to work with amazing clients who will brighten your day if you have a passion and understanding for this field and compassion for this population

- Poor upper management - Lack of consistency across departments - Standards and operations vary depending on the person and are not consistent across all employees - Failure to take action against allegations of abuse - Lack of oversight - Abundance of unqualified staff being hired - Disregard for staff well-being and burn out risks