Out of 242 Learning Care Group employee reviews, 58% were positive. The remaining 42% were constructive reviews with the goal of helping Learning Care Group improve their work culture. The Operations team, with 60% positive reviews, reports the best experience at Learning Care Group compared to all other departments at the company. The Product team offered the most constructive feedback, with 54% of that department's reviews constructive in nature.
Care about what's best for us
They are very understanding and compassionate.
Leadership could use some work. They don't lead by example. Won't go out of their way to help their team. Use their phones during the day but employees can't.
Good and we work well together
Positive vibes all around and kind
Professionalism and confidentiality. Being kind to everyone
Give support, so there will be little to no violations
Providing good training opportunities to employees. My center director told me I had CPR training the next day. I told her that didn't give me enough time to find a ride home afterwards. She initially sakd that was fine, but later she said I had to pay for my own CPR training. That's not ok.
Supporting and know your staff
Respect. Valuing employees, expressing high standards, and ensuring that staff receives adequate support to apply them. Most of all, be more attentive. You have a mass amount of centers struggling. You can have great principles, but stand by them or you are nothing.
Everything is better them most
The pay is worth the time.
Payment and benefits is good
The promises of sign-on bonuses and tuition discounts are great, but I have witnessed many instances where they are not delivered. Again, hold yourselves accountable and pay attention to these rising concerns that are found all over the internet.
It has had a so/so impact on me to be honest.
Classrooms are too full, leading to stress and unsafe conditions for the children.
Most support staff barely make more than minimim wage, and lead teachers don't make much more than support staff. Facilities are regularly understaffed causing strain on employees. Proper compensation and knowledgeable quality staff would make a huge difference.
Better pay, better PTO options, the possibility to earn bonus is non existent, no appreciation shown to employees from the company
Hire more teachers with qualifications
Getting enough warning to plan ahead so I can make it to my required training; having co-teachers that actualy want to work with other teachers.
They are reliable sometimes. They do what they can when they can.
The Assistant Director is amazing!
One of the teachers is always asking me to do something for her like help fix her brace or put an earring back in it’s like taking care of another k
We get along fairly well
The kids and the coworkers
be more professional and focus on the children instead of personal drama
If staff focused more on children and less on one another.
Be kind and work towards creating a safe and healthy environment for the children
They need to actually schedule meetings and follow through when they are scheduled
For a learning and education focused company, their meetings and training all all prerecorded and dry. Absolutely horrible. Staff trainings are jokes and give no to little info that actually pertains to the job
Some of my co workers
Nothing honestly, I would eat lunch in my car
Our manager cares about us
Getting to work with children. That's it.
New diversity is coming in
Real full time 40 hours and better salary
Better curriculum, roation of toys, more resouces for the children, and training that delves into the importance of child development.
Qualified teachers, support and pay
Not so much the company, but the management hired by the company.
Im not really sure about this
Was asked nice questions at times.
it was quick and easy. in and out.
I really didn't have to interview because I was hired back under my previous director.
How easy it was to speak. Nothing was off the table. My boss was an open book.
Relaxed feel when speaking to my boss and my director
Be truthful about the open position and stop misleading prospect employees
Be honest at what youre getting yourself into
There was no interview; I was recruited from a nearby Childtime center
It took over two months to be hired with almost no communication during a month of that. Had already accepted a different job before i was offered
More professionalism; when i interviewed my interviewer discussed their problems with the employee who was in the position i interviewed for, saying how terrible they were and needed to be replaced. They sugar coated the struggles within the classroom in the interview.
Playing with the kids and teaching them new things. Watching them retain information from days prior is a joy.
Working with the children is the best part.
The kids, even though they're crazy, they're good kids.
My team, the other teams are very helpful as well
Going home at the end of the day
Better leads, management that actually cares about the staff and school.
Managers are not helpful; some managers are rude to teachers and children..
Respect, communication, pay , corporate should be more involved with their schools
High Turnovers and teachers call out of work a lot because they are overwhelmed and overworked.
More communication. Staying in ratio. Better upper management that cares about staff and not the money
The children and families, 100%.
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