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Compass Family Services

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If you are Hispanic and bilingual: reconsider - Case Manager Compass Family Services Employee Review

1.0
2 May 2023
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

pay is average Nice location

Cons

Supervisor broke confidentiality rules regularly by having their partner (not employed at agency) as a translator Forced to take the minimum allotted time for breaks, employees were shamed if you go above 30 min minimum for lunch break Supervisor was racist towards employee during termination

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5.0
8 May 2026
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Compass has been and continues to be the best job I’ve ever had. No non-profit is perfect, but Compass is filled with passionate, hard working people who care deeply about both their clients and their coworkers. I also believe the current senior leadership team is very interested in listening and learning. I’ve never worked for a place that invests so much time and energy into listening to employees and creating a positive culture.

Cons

There have been problems with leadership in the past due to some leaders showing hostility toward unionization. I believe this has improved greatly over the past year.

1.0
3 May 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Not many. Management acts as if state benefits allotted are more than enough to keep us satisfied meanwhile, the CEO and upper management take ample time off whenever they please.

Cons

If you’re thinking of applying here, I’d look elsewhere for your own mental health. Compass is incredibly corrupt internally. HR is a joke and has been led by someone with personal ties to the CEO which makes raising concerns pointless. Management is incredibly inept and constantly looks to employees to solve their issues and take charge. I noticed that certain managers have no relevant experience being managers but get into these positions because of the tremendous amounts of “brown-nosing” they do for upper management. People of color are consistently used as front-facing employees meanwhile upper management is made up almost entirely of white folk. Yet, they highly advertise as advocating for people of color. Most recently, some staff were found to be embezzling money from client furniture requests and yet nothing was shared amidst staff about how this would be handled. Some staff with a previous record go on to upper management while those who raise concerns are quietly exited and focused on.

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