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I will say the CEO is passionate, and the upper management that have actually earned their right to be in their positions are knowledgeable, positive, and lead through example rather than barking orders...the others? Not so much. Extreme stress to produce results; when you do exceptionally well, you get well compensated. Naturally, after all, it is a sales/consulting-driven company. 

The truth is that most, if not all, of the sales team is overworked and understaffed. Each is doing the work of a minimum of 3 people.  But here is the catch: micromanaging is unbelievable. You're not allowed to work too much overtime; you're not allowed to take home your laptop, work phone, or anything else required of you to "do whatever it takes" to do what you need to do. If you did, they write you up for trying to do what you need to do. There is a disconnect between the departments, so the sales team gets yanked everywhere. Most of the management is severely disorganized. I wish I had a better time here, but it was so micromanaging (even when you produced good results), stressful, disjointed, and super bad company culture. It would cut people who would work there for decades, too. 

At first, things may seem fine, but over time, you begin to realize how toxic and draining the environment truly is. Constant changes are made, yet they never seem to improve the situation. Some employees are often expected to take on tasks that are completely irrelevant to their job descriptions. These tasks have absolutely no real connection to their role, and it feels as though they are being taken advantage of simply because they’re already being paid to work there. Meanwhile, extreme micromanagement creates an uncomfortable atmosphere, leaving employees feeling undervalued and unable to thrive.

our life doesn't matter one cent to the President/CEO and only those that agree with him (literally and in how they treat people) are promoted.
I worked with some good people, but management constantly belittled their direct reports and undervalued initiative and drive.
If you ask no questions and have no interest in growth or innovation, this is a great place to stagnate.
Life is WAY too short to waste a minute at this company...I wish I'd known that before I wasted 5 years!

Your life doesn't matter one cent to the President/CEO and only those that agree with him (literally and in how they treat people) are promoted.
I worked with some good people, but management constantly belittled their direct reports and undervalued initiative and drive.
If you ask no questions and have no interest in growth or innovation, this is a great place to stagnate.

The pinnacle of terrible workplace environment, clearly cant retain employees and is not willing to change. High expectations, zero help. Sorry management, a pizza party is not going to improve office culture.....maybe give me days off without making me feel guilty. 

Chrisad is a company that is stuck in the 1990s.  They use a CRM (Filemaker) from the 1980s.  All of their staff is rude, disrespectful, and have zero empathy for other human beings.  Every interaction with other Chrisad employees is transactional.  There is no work/life balance, no company culture, and executives talk to their employees like they are children.  

 Come in, straight to work, no rest would get mad if you were not productive for a min. Management team are fake, they act like they care for your wellbeing and development, really just play us about opportunities and advancements within!
No culture!!

Everybody at the company  is super helpful and does their best to complete their tasks/job. Never bad blood or any sorts of jealousy. Can ask anybody questions and get them answered. Work/life balance is phenomenal..doesnt really get much better than Mon-Fri work, with no set hours to work. 

I love working with and for chrisad. The job was highly recommended from a former colleague.
They support work-life balance and internal growth. I have felt welcome and appreciated for my hard work since day one. 
It is a great collection of people dedicated to the growth and success of our clients.

Doctors were awesome. Staff unpredictable. This company is about getting people in and out quickly and frequently! Most people did not take any breaks. 

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Dentist 9 salaries reported	$300,000 per year
Associate dentist 16 salaries reported	$285,938 per year
Dental hygienist 40 salaries reported	$92.01 per hour
Dental assistant 19 salaries reported	$31.42 per hour
Front desk agent 11 salaries reported	$28.59 per hour

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