
The other teachers are great.
Being in touch with the people who work at the bottom. They might as well be on another planet.
Since I am one of the most unimportant people at the company (i.e. teacher. How ironic, since it is an "education" company), I don't have benefits or stocks.
The teachers are great. Some of the faculty managers have been great. Maby are awful. There is constant musical chairs among management, though, so you may only have a faculty manager for a few months before he moves on.
Kaplan always finds ways to make something that could be simple complicated. Also, they want excellence from the workers but don't lead by example. The management treats clients poorly, and we at the bottom have to somehow make clients happy with the mess.
When I came on board, we could deal with people. Now they do auditions via video, interviews via video with someone who doesn't have the power to hire. Finally, they will do a video interview with the person who has the power to hire, but it takes a long time and is impersonal.