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Crisis Prevention Institute

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Culture is Changing! - Anonymous employee Crisis Prevention Institute Employee Review

1.0
14 Dec 2021
Anonymous employee
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Pros

The company's overall mission is great. The service CPI provides impacts many people in such a positive way.

Cons

The leadership team has really changed the overall culture of the company. I understand change is needed in a company, however this type of change has created a toxic work environment. The leadership team has ignored the well-being of it's employees, which was transparent during the start of the pandemic. I have worked for CPI for 5+ years and during that time, there has been a lot of new faces to the leadership team. The team has made it clear that they do not care to put the people first, resulting in the lost of many great employees.

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Crisis Prevention Institute Response
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Thank you for taking the time to share your experience at CPI. We value all of our current and former employees’ feedback as it is important for us to hear what we are doing well and what we need to improve upon. If you would like to continue the conversation, feel free to contact me directly so we can work together in making CPI a better company for everyone. We wish you the best.

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Cons

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3.0
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Pros

Excellent training program and curriculum. Very professional and knowledgeable Instructors. Coworkers were pleasant to work with and the company social events-built rapport company-wide. Salary was competitive and my work-life balance met the demands of the job.

Cons

Changes in management "economic conditions" caused the company to lay off many of its employees. First, it became obvious that since the company began losing money, they started to push product offerings that generated profit at the expense of creating curriculum redundancy. GPIs got anxious out of speculation of layoffs but were told that there was nothing to be concerned about. Then, the day came when close to 20 high performing employees lost their job within a 30 minute meeting with no eligibility for rehire. It hurt to feel so kicked to the curb after making so many significant contributions to a company that promotes in their guiding philosophy "Care, Welfare, Safety and Security." Lack of communication that led up to this point disrupted the trust of many of the current staff and reduced staff morale.

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