Juma Ventures Reviews

3.3

57% would recommend to a friend

(58 total reviews)
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Adriane Gamble Armstrong

57% approve of CEO

44% positive business outlook

Juma Ventures has an employee rating of 3.3 out of 5 stars, based on 58 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Juma Ventures employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Manufacturing industry (3.5 stars).

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58 reviews
2.0
22 Jan 2021

Please Don't do it. You'll want to but don't

Anonymous employee
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Pros

The benefits are really great.

Cons

overworked, micromanaged, underpaid, claim to be a "family" it is not at all a family-like environment

1.0
20 Feb 2020

Not ideal

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Great program for younger youth that have case worker and manager working together.

Cons

Organization that has an ego & treats themselves way bigger than they are. I witnessed an executive team that dismisses needs of frontline staff, fail to hear and act on needs, only rewarding those who work at headquarters and ignoring the rest. VERY top heavy organization that favorites a selected few and fails to invest in its core staff and potential. HR is non-existent/effective when staff raise needs for change and often don’t even get acknowledged. Many misleading propositions, growth promises that creates an unmotivated culture across the company. Would not return/recommend.

1.0
3 Feb 2020

Poor leadership and culture

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Great PTO, sick leave, some incredible and inspiring staff working really hard to help youth. Great work/life balance for parents.

Cons

-Toxic workplace: lack of leadership -No strategic direction -Staff bullied and harassed by other staff, complain to leadership and HR, nothing is done. Frequently people harassed are women and women of color being harassed by a male. Staff in the sites (not in the SF/headquarters office) are most vulnerable. - No actual program. There is no curriculum. There are no outcomes. There is no accountability. Success is a testament to the hard work of direction service staff- nothing to do with the program or organization. - Majority of youth enrolled do not attend one workshop- Juma barely interacts with youth “in the program” - No requirements for program graduation or end date to program - Dysfunction of headquarter office: lack of direction, horrible communication with sites- each site creates their own curriculum and program to make up for lack of direction from national site. - Exec manipulation of success metrics, hides info from key stakeholders. Lack of oversight from board. - CEO lacks vision, is unable to inspire and motivate staff. Unwilling to make decisions. Communication challenges with many staff. Blames previous CEO and outgoing staff for everything. - CFO/COO also unwilling/unable to make decisions. Allowed a team member reporting to him to scream at and verbally abuse use other staff, in front of the entire office, for over a year. Created a horrible office environment. Most common response to a question is “I don’t know.”

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