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community outreach manager

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certified occupational therapy assistant

CBD College

I haven't noticed any significant issues with my current job, and overall, I'm about 75-80% satisfied with my work experience. 

A Typical Day at Work:
My workday is a mix of predictable routines and unexpected challenges, which keeps it interesting and dynamic. I usually start by checking emails and setting the agenda, followed by project work or meetings. 

What I've Learned:
Throughout my time in this job, I've gained significant knowledge in my field of expertise, as well as soft skills such as communication, teamwork, and time management. Learning to manage multiple tasks and priorities has been invaluable, as has the ability to navigate the complexities of workplace dynamics and relationships.

The Hardest Part of the Job:
The most challenging aspect is managing the workload during peak times when deadlines loom. The pressure to deliver high-quality work within tight timelines can be stressful. Additionally, navigating the occasional ambiguity in project scopes or objectives requires a level of adaptability and resilience.

The Most Enjoyable Part of the Job:
The most rewarding part of my job is seeing the tangible results of my efforts, whether it's a successful project completion, positive feedback from clients, or the impact of my work on the organization's goals. Collaborating with a team of talented and dedicated colleagues also adds to the job's enjoyment, providing a sense of camaraderie and shared purpose.

In summary, while there's always room for improvement, the positives of my job outweigh the negatives. The combination of engaging work, continuous learning, and a supportive work environment makes for a satisfying work experience overall.


I've been with CBD College for quite some time, and honestly, it's an incredible place to be. The atmosphere is incredibly supportive, and there's a real focus on ensuring the students receive top-notch education. The facilities and technology we have are outstanding, really enhancing both our work and the students' learning experiences.

The team here? They're phenomenal! It's inspiring to see how passionate everyone is, and the way we all bring our ideas and skills to the table creates a dynamic environment. What's more, the college actively supports our professional development, which is something I really value.

And talking about the students, they are the heart of it all! Watching them achieve their goals is immensely satisfying and seeing the students graduate is amazing! 

In truth, working at CBD College feels like more than just a job. It's like being part of a movement, a collective effort to make a meaningful impact. I'm truly proud to be a member of this team!

In my experience, the senior management is extremely supportive and caring about both students and employees.  I am very happy in my job and feel thoroughly supported.  The mission to help students achieve their career goals in a relatively short amount of time is meaningful to those who truly want to make CBD College the best it can be. 

As an employee, there are very high expectations for what I am to achieve.  This is not a problem because I want to be meaningfully engaged and I believe in the mission. In return for meeting those high expectations, I have tremendous support, fair-to-generous market-level compensation, and a built-in professional network of colleagues who care about each other.  

The time and support that are given to students is remarkable. This company truly cares about changing the lives of students while they are enrolled at CBD College and long afterwards. Upper management is always working to add new programs and updating the current program’s curriculum to keep with the changes in healthcare and technology. As an instructor with CBD for the past several years, being able to teach remotely fits my lifestyle perfectly. Sharing my expertise with other future healthcare professionals is one of daily highlights. Keep up the good work CBD!

Working for CBD certainly has its challenges. It can be a difficult and requires a significant amount of time and dedication. However, you are compensated extremely fairly and I can't speak highly enough about my Supervisor and Director. They will provide you with the support and mentorship required to get the job done, and are very passionate leaders. I value my time spent at CBD and the am thankful for the opportunity I had to develop professionally.

In summary, for those who are up for the challenge it can be a rewarding experience!

What is the best part of working at the company?
Instructors were the best part of CBD college 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The administration was very profit driven . There was 0 attention to education 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
discouraging to say the least NO SUPPORT FROM STAFF 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
disorganized and ego driven, dog eat dog

The company provides a great overview of a private, non-profit educational institution. College provides vocational training demanded in today's job market. Curriculum is constantly updated by professors and education staff. 

Co-workers are very helpful and definitely was the best part of the work experience.  

Working here is fun. People are great. 
We as staff love dealing with our students and the challenges we face with them day to day. 
Management is great, they really understand and listen to their employees. The only downfall to working here is there is no place to advance in your career. Also, the health benefits are horrible and there's no 401K plan at all.

The culture at CBD College is so supportive and encouraging.  I was given very comprehensive training and personally guided throughout my probationary period.  I have never felt micro-managed or pressured and truly appreciate the freedom to adapt my personal instructional style into their current established, successful learning model.

This place is a money grab! There is so much nepotism it’s ridiculous !  It’s an allied health college run by an administration that comes from culinary schools. A large population of staff and program directors are from out of state. No connection to the reality of the fields or the students they serve. Look at their graduating rates and licensure. It’s horrific. Save your money and look elsewhere!!!!

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Community outreach manager 5 salaries reported	$102,500 per year
Program director 2 salaries reported	$113,750 per year
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