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The CEO isn't really involved in day to day operations. Very toxic management. The culture of the org is micromanagement.

COO micromanages directors of departments all the way down to the hourlies, tying the hands of the directors and supervisors of those departments.

This place has the opportunity to change lives and be a huge resource in the disability community - yet with its current leadership, it's inflicting so much harm - especially with their employment of blind and people with low vision. Blind people automatically are directed to work in their industries department (manufacturing/production), getting paid low wages with no room for advancement. People with 10-40 years in the agency still in the lowest positions in the building.

THERE IS NOT A SINGLE BLIND PERSON IN LEADERSHIP OR MANAGEMENT.

After 1.5 weeks of training (from someone who apparently didn't know what they were doing either), left alone to produce work in a shop that had no real organization in place (no inventory/filing/etc), equipment in disrepair after years of neglect, high expectations to produce quality work in that type of environment as well as to FIX that issue.... Management is manipulative and uses intimidation tactics to achieve results. There is no real sense of team atmosphere despite being told there was. Asking for help and receiving little to none. Manager's husband works for company (under the guise of not under different management) and would come to 'help' in my area... but leave it in disarray and even ask me to clean up his mess! When complaint was brought up about this causing more work.... Definitely taken personally.

I took the job as a "fill-in" for the low vision specialist who was on medical leave.  When she informed them that she would not be returning, they asked me if I wanted the job. I took it, but I was commuting back to the Philadelphia area every weekends because I had a daughter who was a senior in high school.
I was basically running the entire department with a "temp" at the front desk. I was also typing my own reports because they had fired the transcriptionist.  I was "let go" because the former doctor came back but only part-time.  In my opinion, my "letting go" was done in a very unprofessional way.

I've worked for this organization for 15 years and hope to be here for many more.  Our mission and the opportunity to work with some many amazing individuals makes coming to work a joy.  Even on the worst days I can always find a reason to be  thankful to be here. 
Like any job there are mundane tasks, annoying co-workers and at times frustrations, but I personally find that they are far out weighed by the opportunities to learn new things, meet and work with people that will amaze you and the general sense of fulfillment that I get from working here.

I loved working here, this was one of my favorite jobs that I worked. I worked with the special needs and blind. it was so fun for me and a really great experience that I will honestly never forget. the clients were so lovely to work with especially when we would be doing arts and crafts time. we sold the projects that the clients made and donated the money or used it for the clients personally outings or whatever they wanted it for. I loved working with all the clients that I worked with there.

Work with mentor and gradually worked independently
Enjoyed instructing teenagers and adults
As a student intern, the most challenging part of job was analyzing intersections with students and providing instruction on how to cross  intersections. I loved intersections by the time I was finished.  
Mostly a supportive environment to learn.

Working at VisAbility has taught me a lot in the past few months, I've loved my time here and everyone is very patient and helps me with whatever I need. I am very grateful for this job and cannot wait to see what the future holds for me here! 

Wonderful place to work if you want to feel as though you are helping people to live a more fulfilling life.
Changing hats constantly.

I loved working at The Blind and Vision 
Rehab Serv. It was all time favorite job. We helped the clients grow and flourish. In the summer we had the teen agers come and stay for 6 weeks, made my job harder but so much fun.

Working at VisAbility gives me a sense of accomplishment. I feel happy to come to work every day. The benefits are great. Management really cares about work and home life flexibility. 

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Custodian 5 salaries reported	$13.50 per hour
Instructor 6 salaries reported	$47,500 per year
Head custodian 2 salaries reported	$21.00 per hour
Janitor 2 salaries reported	$15.50 per hour
Community assistant 9 salaries reported	$10.00 per hour

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