Pros
Its a paycheck; co-workers are very nice; residents are very sweet; many jobs that you can transfer into and learn many functions in the ministry;benefits are ok if you don't have a chronic disease;
Cons
ASL Corporate Staff make knee-jerk decisions w/o thinking about chaos that it will cause the staff; Corporate Staff make decisions based off of your appearance vs. work performance; the President/CEO came to our facility and wouldn't even take a photo with the staff and got rude when asked to; Not paid for the amount of work that is expected; hostile work environment due to not ever sure if you will be fired next; ASL Chief Nursing Officer's highest level of education/credential is RN; Corporate Staff do not lead by example; they try not to use Agency Staff but do not have enough staff of their own which results in safety events; no on boarding process/program for any of the positions at ASL; not giving the tools needed to perform your job as expected;