"good company to work for, however you do ALOT for the little you are paid"
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Work/Life Balance
Culture & Values
Career Opportunities
Compensation and Benefits
Senior Management
Current Employee - Administrative Assistant
Recommends
Negative Outlook
No opinion of CEO
I have been working at Scholastic full-time for more than a year
Pros
job security, fun people to work with for the most part
Cons
no advancement at branch locations, pay is based on merit, not on job performance. A substandard peer doesn't have to work hard and can still receive more than you.
I worked at Scholastic full-time for more than 4 years
Pros
HQ is in a nice location.
Ability to jump on new projects and learn things.
Cons
Veeerrry slow to promote people.
People who've been there for 20+ years that are technically inept and yell at their employees in front of others.
Not a lot of professional development.
Advice to Management
Give management training.. No one wants to be micromanaged and wrongfully yelled at their job. Work done should also reflect pay.
Scholastic
Employee Review
"good company to work for, however you do ALOT for the little you are paid"
I have been working at Scholastic full-time for more than a year
Pros
job security, fun people to work with for the most part
Cons
no advancement at branch locations, pay is based on merit, not on job performance. A substandard peer doesn't have to work hard and can still receive more than you.
Advice to Management
acknowledge excellent performance
Other Employee Reviews
"Flexible schedule and workload. Decent benefits"
I have been working at Scholastic full-time
Pros
Monday through Friday with minimal stress
Cons
Opportunities to advance can be very limited.
"Management needs training!"
I worked at Scholastic full-time for more than 4 years
Pros
HQ is in a nice location. Ability to jump on new projects and learn things.
Cons
Veeerrry slow to promote people. People who've been there for 20+ years that are technically inept and yell at their employees in front of others. Not a lot of professional development.
Advice to Management
Give management training.. No one wants to be micromanaged and wrongfully yelled at their job. Work done should also reflect pay.
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