exploitation of staff and volunteers - Coordinator Angloville Employee Review

If you are ok with being exploited, then apply for a job. In my experience, I gave everything, and the management just kept wanting more, so you end up working way beyond your contracted hours, and take on responsibilities that you would expect a marketing person/ an advertisement executive / a SEN teacher to perform, so that the greedy and ungrateful management - who stay at such a distance from the camps they do not bother to witness and recognise your efforts - can continue to run these highly profitable camps, with as few outgoings as possible. All in all, a nice experience to begin with, but it left a sour taste in the mouth at the end