patient accounts representative

office assistant

health services administrator

WALDORF COLLEGE

If you're considering an Admissions Counselor position, I encourage you to carefully evaluate the work environment before accepting an offer.

While employees are generally welcoming during training, the onboarding process itself is poorly organized and does not adequately prepare new hires for the realities of the role. Once training ends, it can be difficult to get the support needed to succeed. Questions are sometimes met with dismissive responses, and new employees may feel uncomfortable seeking guidance.

One of the most concerning aspects of the workplace is the leadership culture. There appears to be a lack of professionalism at times, including discussions about employees that can create an uncomfortable and distrustful environment. Communication from leadership is often inconsistent, and there were occasions when guidance provided was inaccurate because questions were not fully understood before being answered.

Favoritism is also a noticeable issue. Some employees seem to receive more support, patience, and opportunities than others, which can lead to feelings of unfairness and inconsistency across the team. This makes it more challenging for employees who are genuinely trying to learn, improve, and perform well.

The role itself can be rewarding once you become familiar with the processes and expectations. However, poor training, inconsistent leadership, favoritism, and a lack of accountability create unnecessary obstacles that make the job significantly more difficult than it needs to. 

Another concern was confidentiality and professionalism. There were occasions when employee performance issues or mistakes appeared to be discussed with other team members rather than being handled privately. This created an environment where employees could feel uncomfortable and worried that their challenges or feedback might become topics of discussion among colleagues. Constructive feedback should be addressed directly with the employee involved, not shared in ways that undermine trust within the team.




A typical day at work: 7-9 am, 10:30 am-12 noon, 1pm-8pm (work with athletes in weight room, gym hallway,and fields) 8pm-12 mid-night office work for strength and conditioning/ recruit for cross country/ track and field.   
what you learned: people will inflict harm on you if you let them
management: needs work
co-workers: have been great
the hardest part of the job: nothing was hard 
the most enjoyable part of the job: working the great coaches and athletes daily

A typical day included coaches meetings on football scheme and recruiting. I learned through my experience and became a more effective all around coach. Recruiting, scheming, video breakdown, and on the field coaching has given me a great foundation to continue my coaching career.

My typical day consisted of many duties (listed on my resume), interaction with maintenance,  housekeeping staff, faculty and staff. I enjoyed learning new things.
The workplace culture was pleasant.

Since I worked at Waldorf College it was sold to a for profit company and the name was changed to Waldorf University.  When I was there is was a private institution and we were a close family that took care of each other.  I am not sure what it is like now.

The job itself is very delightful. The only problem was that one of the managers was not very willing to adapt to previous schedules. Meaning when I brought up prior commitments to her she got very snippy and brought an attitude to the situation.

Good place to work and meet friend. A good career builder. Have really good people to work with. You can be yourself and do your job. You will have a great time in the summer with all of the summer festivals.

Student life was the best place to have fun and challenge myself with the students and my colleagues. I miss this job very much. I know they take good care of the incoming freshman and all the students.

Very friendly atmosphere, and enjoyed working with everyone there. Was able to learn a lot about coaching and helped me with my career.

very good place to work if you are looking for a safe/comfortable place to work - not a lot of pressure
very friendly faculty and staff
small town feel

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Patient accounts representative 2 salaries reported	$13.50 per hour
Office assistant 1 salary reported	$16.50 per hour
Health services administrator 1 salary reported	$57,000 per year

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