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Lakeview Village

I genuinely enjoyed the work itself—great coworkers, nice residents, and a fast-paced environment that kept me engaged. The team dynamics were solid, and collaboration across departments was often the highlight of my day. I felt like I was growing professionally and contributing meaningfully.

Unfortunately, the management structure didn’t support that growth. Leadership was inconsistent and reactive, often making decisions without consulting the people doing the actual work. Communication was vague at best, and feedback—when it came—was either generic or overly critical without offering solutions.

There were specific people that made this job feel like high school. Management was close and seemed to be best friends with these people and HR was either not willing to intervene or lacked the skills to do so.  

If the company invested in stronger, more empathetic leadership, it could be an incredible place to work. The talent is there. The culture is trying. But without solid management, it’s hard to sustain momentum.

Eastside manager is very rude and can be hateful. Certain staff can be rude and mean to newer staff. It may be a "5 star facility" but there is a reason there so desperate to hire CNA's and I can see why they can't keep staff. Not very accommodating with schedules. If you want to be treated poorly but paid well, work here. Never really felt like a member of the team. I always showed up on time, rarely called in and still wasn't apart of the team.  One staff would tell you how to do something and another would tell you completely different; inconsistency. They tell you one thing and do another. Felt like I couldn't go to ANYONE there with concerns or problems with out feeling out of place

If you don’t mind making management happy and the residents you serve second. This is the place for you. If you want to make a difference in the lives of residents and give them the best years, not your place. I spent most of time correcting management faults correcting unskilled workers mess ups on the fly. Having to be asked a million questions by ppl because I was the only one Care center trusted in the kitchen to help them get the correct answers or get the job done. I didn’t mind the questions I minded that the ppl whose actually job it was to do it. Always decided it was more important to do things like post on Facebook or pretend they were working just so they got out for their other job at a Renaissance festival. 

Very friendly staff in every department. Management is extremely flexible with your hours or any day you need off. 
Co-workers are fun and friendly and there's rarely ever any work drama.  
Hardest part about Lakeview is dealing with grumpy residents which can be easily resolved with a smile and listening, but at times that doesn't work and you must stay calm and do your best to help the resident or ask a nearby manager for assistance. 
The most enjoyable part is the residents, they become like grandparents to you and you become very attached. Its a very fun, loving environment because they all care about you and what to know everything about you from your favorite sport to your goals and life aspirations. 

Has the best management team that I've had the pleasure to be a part of, always understanding & supportive of decisions that need to be made. Clear in expectations for staff that can easily be met with enough effort. Residents are a pleasure to work with, the events such as 4th of July, Christmas, etc. are fast paced & fun to work with a specialty menu. Has exceptional benefits & an outstanding HR team to help with any/all questions/issues you might have. Hours are set & can easily be changed with an early notice. Has a huge variety of jobs for different levels of experience in the health care industry available. Really enjoyed the time spent there!

I honestly have never seen such an unorganized child care center in my life. There is less than 15 employees in the whole center so chances are you won’t get your vacation time approved or might have to come in during your days off. I rarely got a bathroom break here because of low staffing. Throughout the time I worked here I have also seen licensing come because of complaints. Floater/asstiant teachers NEVER have a constant schedule hours, meaning you'll work 7:30am- 6pm one day and the next you'll work 11:00 am-5pm. The director is set in her ways and will not listen to anything you say because she believes she is never wrong.

The work is a lot, but we’ll worth it from the residents - they make it worth it. They will tell you one thing and next it’s something different, they initially told me dark colored jeans but then I got in trouble because it’s black only and then on Friday you wear jeans - they also said they were flexible with me having my son, but will give you points every time you call out - they also called me a no call no show when I informed them I was sick with a fever after telling them that. They are strict on points, they shadow over you. It’s not even the residents that are a problem.

Lakeview has a great deal of excellent qualities as a work place, including a stable work environment, an exceptional HR department that treats all employees fairly regardless of their role, and great benefits! The most rewarding part is being part of a culture that focuses on quality care of it's senior residents and the relationships you get to build with them to instill dignity and value to their lives. Every department strives to serve the residents and local community with a plethora of fun social and service type events. Proud to have worked here, even with it's imperfections.

Great place to work for the most part, but it depends on the day because some days are great and others are a nightmare! It depends on which nursing supervisor is working that day. A few are very supportive as they should be, but others just bark orders at you without even asking if you are doing alright. Sometimes you’re expected to complete 15 hours worth of tasks in 8 hours. Most of the aides are amazing, the dining staff are incredible, and some of the other nurses are kind and helpful. But there are nurses and a few aides who I’ve literally never seen smile and don’t want to work as part of a team. It has its pros and cons. 

I worked as a server in the Heritage dining room for 5 years and loved the job! It was very flexible with my school schedule and I always felt supported by management. After a year as a server I was promoted to a Host position and was able to have more responsibility in the dining room. This was a great first job as it allowed me to better communicate with others and work as a team to provide excellent customer service. The job gave me a family of co-workers and residents which was the most rewarding aspect. I would highly recommend a position with dining services. The pay was great, scheduling was flexible and the atmosphere was empowering!

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Housekeeper 4 salaries reported	$14.00 per hour
Nurse's aide 5 salaries reported	$19.80 per hour
Registered nurse 1 salary reported	$39.00 per hour
Nursing assistant 1 salary reported	$20.00 per hour
Licensed practical nurse 1 salary reported	$31.65 per hour

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