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Minnesota CarePartner Reviews

3.7

77% would recommend to a friend

(14 total reviews)

Katy Armendariz

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60% positive business outlook

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14 reviews
1.0
27 Mar 2017

Horrible Place to Work!!!

Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Working with the clients was very rewarding

Cons

Management is inexperienced, disrespectful, and does not care about her employees. Very high turnover. Nasty disposition. Poor follow through. No Health benefits. Pay is horrible unless you're right out of high school.

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Minnesota CarePartner Response
5y
The company was in its first 3 years, built from the ground up and it took time to build up a benefits package. Any small business within its first few years of start up will have a journey of building up its workforce and compensation. We're glad to be be able to offer PTO, paid holidays, health insurance, short and long term disability and more. This is all due to our amazing and committed team to the mission of racial justice.
1.0
4 July 2019

Avoid this workplace!

Recommend
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Pros

Flexible schedule, interns got free supervision

Cons

Pay was not a liveable wage while the CEO went on multiple international vacations each year all the while touting the mission of helping the underserved population. Needed to use my own personal computer and phone for business. Little support and benefits were a joke.

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Minnesota CarePartner Response
5y
Thank you for the feedback. Pay is actually quite competitive and at market rate for a grassroots agency that is 6 years old. Minnesota CarePartner can have a social justice mission and fight disparities, and at the same time, the CEO (a woman of color) is allowed to build generational wealth for her family and self-care however she wants . BIPOC activists can and SHOULD refill their cups and it is racist to suggest that founding and leading a social justice organization from the ground up, which took blood, sweat and tears means that they cannot take vacations in their personal lives. To suggest that in their fight for equality, BIPOC have to remain marginalized is absurd, and this Suggesting that ANYONE should remain oppressed is ignorant beyond belief and would explain why this person was not a good fit in our organization. Also, our EHR, Procentive is HIPAA compliant and secure, even when working in a library or connected to wifi. Employees are allowed to work from home and complete documentation at their residence, which is fully in compliance with HIPAA laws.
5.0
23 Sept 2019
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

o Great communication between staff and forward thinking. Future looks great! o Extraordinary amount of opportunity to help the community and company working in a small business. o Opportunity for individual growth and to showcase services you can offer. o Caring and listening supervisors. o Mission statement and and values that truly aims to help the community. o Work life balance is valued. o Every ounce of energy and effort is valued by senior management.

Cons

o Benefits package is still growing. o Perseverance needed when working in community (not really a con, but a heads up to be ready).

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