Out of 189 EF Education First employee reviews, 72% were positive. The remaining 28% were constructive reviews with the goal of helping EF Education First improve their work culture. The Sales team, with 65% positive reviews, reports the best experience at EF Education First compared to all other departments at the company.
Being empathetic and thoughtful of how changes make an impact for the people actually driving the work and company mission
Become a leader who cares
Fore-warning about abrupt changes because teachers work hard on their lesson plans, and giving them little time to prepare for a change would be hard on anyone.
Stop being greedy, change your ways and create an organisation to benefit everybody much more equitably.
Review from Operations Dept
Honesty and doing the right thing by their employees.
Review from Sales Dept
Very little difference in pay between staff and senior managers in operations. Little progression in long-term.
Paying people fair wage for the work theyre asked to do
Ef only cares about money
More bonus will be a plus to salesperson
Review from Sales Dept
Pay your employees a fair wage, offer market value raises, don't treat your sales people as a pawn to make you rich.
Managers will force you to send coworkers a scripted message in their own words over Teams to "pump everyone up" That's right, as if not getting paid fairly wasn't enough, your manager will put words in your mouth to spew out to coworkers, in order to foster a manufactured sense of false positivity.
Less meetings and more and more time to think
Review from Sales Dept
Being HONEST and putting together meetings that actually accomplish work.
Review from Sales Dept
Hire competent leaders to handle things
I alluded to the firing of an admin when catching up with a former admin who'd moved on. She was delighted, mistakenly thinking I was talking about the headmaster.
Pay us. There is a very unfair wage disparity between sales managers/sales trainers, and those under them: BDR's and SDR's. Also stop forcing everyone to be at 100% energy, and shaming them when they're not.
Being paid. Employees spend more time trying to figure out how to make ends meet each month than actually being able to do our jobs. We have to work a second job to be able to pay rent and buy groceries... Bonus doesnt get paid often and it only supports getting a credit card bill paid...
Review from Sales Dept
Have people interview potential employees who are motivated!
The interview wasn't the problem, working there was.
It should be more competitive and feeling like we have an opportunity to negotiate for our skill and talent level.
Review from Sales Dept
Ef sends students to countries where they are mistreated
Most everything about this company is wrong. The company spent millions on a professional cycling team, while paying their workers an incredibly uncompetitive unfair market wage.
Stop taking advantage of people, the CEO is presenting the company as one thing but unbeknownst to most he is focused on lining his pockets, underpaying those doing the work, and creating a culture of nepotism by having his children work for the company.
Review from Operations Dept
Payment for doing the work and feeling valued for being an individual.
Review from Sales Dept
Diversity, especially at senior levels
Review from Marketing Dept