NARA

NARA has a variety of programs, from a medical clinic to mental health counseling, to a senior dining program, to children's programs and inpatient substance abuse treatment, that serve the Native American community.  There are lots of opportunities to use your diverse talents creatively, and the compensation and benefits are very good. NARA also participates in many community events, such as the New Year's Eve Sobriety Pow Wow and the Delta Park Pow Wow, which are a lot of fun and a good way to get involved with the community.

NARA is a spirit led,  family and community focused organization.. The staff truly care about helping and serving the people, all people. It is a Native American organization that truly puts their clients first. This organization serves the most vulnerble populations,  Indigenous peoples, those addicted to substances, the homeless, mentally ill, prison and jail population and medically compromised .  
 .compromised.NARA is in the business of helping people save and improve their lives. It

What is the best part of working at the company?
Absolutely nothing do not work here 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Toxic supervisors and leadership 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
False promises and a lot of headaches 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
A lot of un certainty and constantly anxious

Training for the position was virtually nonexistent and leadership support never happened.  There was too much work for each employee to finish and, other than feeling poorly about your work load and lack of ever ‘catching up’, those who suffered the most from that situation were the clients - who were an underserved minority (Native Americans) as well as other impoverished uninsured groups

This job is very physically challenging and difficult to keep up with when sick, or with any minor physical impairment. Great work life balance, and great benefits. Numbers are important, you must make a standard of 100% of your work each day, pulling 240 files on a ladder, lots of walking, and climbing up and down ladders- on average of 30 climbs each hour.

Productive and fast pace place to work. standing all day most of the time. tasks are repetitive and are done daily. The people and the job environment is pleasant. Much is expected of you daily and there are timelines that have to be met, and the job can be very stressful. However the task can get done and your quota met for your daily chores

Was a great job but a temporary one. Everyone was generous and polite to be around. The only downside was that I was a temporary employ and didn't receive any benefits. The upside was getting to see a part of our countries history everyday sorting through and uploading archives.

The company had revamped an older restaurant and made it new and fresh which the general public didn’t like at first but after we showed them a good experience the customers enjoyed their time there. Work was not hard but it was fast paced (nothing I couldn’t handle), and the workers were friendly as well.

A typical day working for Nara is ok i really never had a bad day working here. I learned alot about the government and how things work in the federal business. My main issue with the job is that im only a student temp i would like to get offered a full time position but i doubt they are interested in me.

Poor management and expectations for the worker were up without given any training.
lack of communication between workers and admin
I felt the managers played favoritism with certain empolees

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