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Muckleshoot Indian Tribe

Working at the Muckleshoot Indian Tribe pharmacy was an incredibly disappointing experience. The organization’s lack of communication was appalling, making it difficult to carry out my duties efficiently. 

Moreover, the prevalence of favoritism in the workplace was not just a mere observation but a stark reality. It was painfully clear that certain employees were favored while others struggled independently. This fostered an environment of passive aggression, needlessly escalating tension and conflict.

The management in all departments was subpar and abysmal. The lack of support and guidance provided to employees was a minor inconvenience and a major obstacle in our work. The manager, in particular, was unprofessional and ineffective, leading to a toxic work environment. Additionally, some of the pharmacists (Crystal Huang) were not just dishonest but also manipulative, falsely reporting on employee performance and sowing seeds of distrust among the staff.

One of the most concerning issues was the lack of proper security measures, leaving employees vulnerable and unsafe in the workplace. Overall, my experience at the Muckleshoot Indian Tribe pharmacy was highly negative, and I would caution anyone considering employment there to proceed with caution.

Overall, if you care about your well-being, STAY AWAY FROM WORKING HERE. This place fires people frequently. They make it extremely clear that you’re not valued and easily replaceable. The benefits and pay aren’t worth it.

Save yourself. 

Overall, the toll it took on my professional life and personal life wasn't worth it. Management was inept, and there's a general dissonance and apathy that drastically affects the ability to get things done. Pay was okay, but was passed for raises year after year despite excellent reviews. Others in my department received raises for less work-usually a nepotism or favortism issue. Working for a tribe is neat, but it was a constant threat that I worked for them and should give them whatever they needed and shut up and be grateful. I am Native, and have a child from this tribe, and if I was treated this way, I can only imagine how treatment of someone from the outside would be. Extremely high turn over, salary is okay, benefits are okay, but the toll it takes isn't worth it. If you want to work with this tribe, find another way to work with them that doesn't involve being directly employed. Seen more people fired for no reason than anywhere else in my life. Too bad!

hours vary depending on the workload. Overtime is paid rarely, but excessive hours of work are normal. Must be flexible and a quick learner. Must be sef-motivated and conform to the culture methods for completing your daily work. Keep personal life outside of work. Co-workers can very helpful if given the right motivational factors. Interaction with the children is the most enjoyable part of the work. Tolerating indifference is necessary and the hardest part of the job.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Pay range and benefits  are excellent. Teacher to student ratios are lower than most facilities.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Native preference in hiring and promoting staff despite experience and education 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Native culture, not diversified and inclusive in enrollment.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Typical day in a childcare classroom.

A great paying job for walking around the Casino talking to customers and other employees.  Everyday is different and brings new challenges to the table.  The job is hard to describe because it covers so much.  Internal and external crimes to investigate, or just making sure the Casino adheres to the policies and procedures written for the tribe.

Terrible place to work. Coworkers will envy you, supervisors will hate u for driving a better car than theirs! You will be setup and fired! If a drunk customer says a something about you, you will be in trouble. I was written up because of what the shift manager called " inappropriate response to a customer who complimented my wrist watch!" I guess i did wrong for wearing a wrist watch? must i respond to compliments? I was silent and minded my job but got in trouble for that.

Management and supervisor rarely show up to work. They did little to no work at the program.  The manager sat with their family members gossiping most of the day. The other family was allowed at the program when they were under the influence.  The manager drove their family around and was very negative to regular employees. Unfriendly and toxic environment. 

The Tribe continues to expand which keeps one on their toes. Tribal members were great to work with, very appreciative and willing to collaborate on projects. 

Challenge with the two managers I worked for (both non-Tribal members), had to sign in and out even though I was non-exempt, both were micro managers, each day had to gauge their mood - very hot and cold, and authoritative. When they both are gone, would love to work again for the Tribe.

High turnover rate
Employees are hired unqualified because they know management without degrees or experience 
Nepotism/ mean girl cliques and HR
Unsupportive incompetent management
Mean spirited vexed leadership
Financial inconsistencies based off nepotism and personal biases 
Management unrealistic expectations don't  allow a good balance of work/ home life


I loved working at the daycare. I absolutely love working with children. Although management is a little funky, it's an okay place to work. Even though at the time I worked there I was just a youth worker so I only worked 15 hours a week after school, it was a nice balance of social and work life. I became close friends with a couple of my coworkers and hope to go back and work full time eventually.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Special education para 1 salary reported	$69,838 per year
Registered nurse 1 salary reported	$106,711 per year
Project coordinator 1 salary reported	$43.50 per hour
Physician 1 salary reported	$292,207 per year
Mental health therapist 1 salary reported	$115,568 per year

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