Out of 23 Alzheimer's Association employee reviews, 50% were positive. The remaining 50% were constructive reviews with the goal of helping Alzheimer's Association improve their work culture.
Listen to middle management and employees and make changes to improve culture and DEI.
Connect with your employees directly instead of relying on local management - who say what you want to hear. Train all staff to do all things to save money and allows employee growth. There is hugh turnover for a reason.
Again, management at the higher level is more concerned about their salary than working for the cause.
PTO and 401k contribution amounts.
Stop using employees in one role. So much talent wasted. Ensure your chapter managers value and appreciate staff. There is a total disconnect.
Compensation is really low at the regular employee levels. CEO and VPs are quite high! Especially for a nonprofit!
Negotiate work environment and a bad boss
Brining solutions along with the problems to resolve on a nationwide basis.
Some coworkers are wonderful but ocal leadership is terrible.
DEI initiatives, day off for Culture and Heritage Day, listening to different perspectives to make the work environment inclusive.
Meet leaders to ensure what they see as priorities and deliverables in the position.
Management painted a rosy outlook on job.
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Mission driven, making the company the very best it can be.
Turnover negatively affects communities. Too many hoops for people to volunteer. High expectations of volunteer time. Check local management. Does staff feel supported?
Better hours
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