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There are alot of perks working here but they all fall short in comparison to the egos. Could be a billion dollar company if the company didnt employ so many were narsassist, from the owners to upper management  everyone only cares about their own goals not whats good for the company. if they listen to their ground workers on how to make things better it would be nice. There were people who worked hard for that company and put in long years just to be discarded like nothing, the owners dont like if u drive benz and they will sue you if they find out you went to another company that does something similar. Company meetings are a show and not really about how to better the company its a boast session including old body builder pics in the slideshow presentation that no one cares to see but the owner (who cell goes off to a funny song like back that a** up without a care,but a good laugh) to arguments in the hallway including shouting matches They changed from 40 hr weeks to 37.5 out of nowhere and mess up everyones checks. They Gossip like blog sites and are quick to run to owners screaming sabatoge when sales doesnt get their way. If you are a good person they will bleed you dry and turn you black then discard you unless ur useful. Oh and HR tells everything nothing is confidential,you can go with proof and a valid complaint and she will smile and nothing will happen but your supervisors will retaliate. They dont promote really and they only want sheep in any superior roles that'll do whats told without argument, they do not want whats best. But besides that, enjoy the wine and cheese. Oh they cut pay to sales because they were making too much commission.

Therapy Source has been a great place to work. I often try and put myself in the shoes of the management and owners and truly understand that when the vision and mission are clear, anything is possible. While at times not everyone gets what they want, the owners listen, respond, and are always trying to make TSI a great place to work. They think about others, their well being and truly show passion for what they do and what they're trying to grow each and every day. I have the utmost respect for them. As for the managers, they're dedicated to their position and the company as a whole. This then trickles down to each and every employee. In business, there are always reasons why things are done the way they are and in the bi monthly meetings, this is communicated to the entire company. I appreciate being in "the know" and truly love where I work.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Working from home is really convenient.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The company seems quite disorganized. The therapist is responsible for all scheduling. You get compensated less for no-shows than regular sessions and there is no compensation for indirect service (writing notes, etc.). You only get paid once a month. There's a lot of redundancy (write notes in RSM, write same notes in EdPlan, submit separately for your timesheet, etc.). 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
The work environment and culture is casual but disorganized.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Check emails, complete virtual therapy sessions from home, input billing into the RSM and EdPlan (depending on the school), track hours per type of session and per school to submit monthly for compensation.

A small company with very bad management. The owners are not involved and let the people run the company. No training provided. They expect the current employees to train all the in coming personnel, its very hard to do your own job and train someone at the same time. There is no support from management. You never know if you are doing a good or bad job. Employees speak nasty to the owners and no one has respect for anyone in a management position. The culture is very bad because everyone is so busy pointing out what everyone is doing wrong. No respect for anyone with experience. The management team is by far the least professional group of people that I have ever seen in a work place.

I worked there over the summer as a contracted therapist and was able to get hired through the district after that full time which was great. This company was ok but like all contracted healthcare companies these days, there is absolutely no chance to learn and grow in your career and you often get tossed aside while working in another facility. Best to use a job with them to gain leverage with the school system and get hired as a full time employee

In the last 10 months, at least 20 people have been fired or quit due to budget cuts, lack of job security, management bullying the subordinates, gossip and drama, and so much more. Half of those people have been with the company from the start, and they wwre tossed aside like garbage when they helped build the company to what it is. Comission, which most of us rely on to live, has been cut significantly. This is a small company of what used to be 50 employees, but that number is dwindling. Everyone is on edge on a daily basis the minute they step foot in the door.

Each day was a busy office with demanding projects, answering questions in the office and on the phone.  Co-workers were friendly and dedicated to their positions. Management was willing and able to answer your questions. The hardest part of the job was recording all information manually to each patients account. It wasn't hard to do, just time consuming. Paid by salary with no overtime compensation.  People in the office like to dress up for special occasions and take pictures.

What is the best part of working at the company?
If you are experienced. .  this company has reliable placement 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
You will need to read your emails carefully. Do not rely solely on phone conversations. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Varies, depending on work day location. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Very independent,  However correspondence from this company is easily done

Working with Therapy Source was one of the most frustrating professional experiences I’ve had. The onboarding process was disorganized and the overall  structure of the company is very poor and lt lacked professionalism. There is no evidence of strong leadership or operational strategy.
I would not recommend this company to any professional looking for a stable, supportive, or well-managed work experience. There are far better options out there that respect their employees. 



What is the best part of working at the company?
Freedom, great leadership and support, ability to work from home 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Having to buy insurance and deduct my own taxes

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Open and inclusive, friendly and professional. Everyone functions as a team,

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Busy but fun. Minimal paperwork

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