Impact Employer Reviews

I spend 85% of my day data entering punch in and out times for over 300-400 customers a day. The other 15% I spend training interns, who are in some cases our clients looking for experience in the data entry field, to data enter and file.

Volunteering at the Impact Center is very rewarding. I have the opportunity to see how great the needs are in our community and be on the giving end.

Typical day at work consists of demonstrating the flag product called MemberMax. The MemberMax is sold to association management companies to organize their membership data and handle all aspects of conference registrations. The industry is constantly changing based on the needs and requirements that are customers and prospects require.

A paid internship that allows students to work in government settings and obtain strategic mentors who are well-placed to give great career advice.

My workplace is always productive while I'am a passing residents medications doing personal care, and paperwork as well. Ive learned how to work well as a team and to overcome any challenge that comes my way. I have amazing co-workers that i get along with extremely well. The most hardest part of my job i would have to say is not being able to work – more... here while trying to attend school with my GI Bill they struggle to work with you and your future career. The most enjoyable part of the job is us staff keep it professional but at the same time enjoyable to keep our moods up high. – less

Medication dispending, prepareing meals, housekeeping. Working with mentally challenged people is very rewarding. Management could have done more training to help clients be more independent. The hardest part is when you leave the job you can have no contact with the client.

My typical day at work consist of working in the stockroom with other associates. I handled shipping that came into the store, and also displaying merchandise onto the floor.

I love the way that you were able to work with the patients and help those who are not able to help themselves.

I enjoy working for IMPACT as it is a very respected business.

I have a solid work history of producing results within a limited time frame and within budget limitations. I have built and successfully managed a staff of over 60 plus employees, and I have also dealt with high level executives, and stockholders on a regular basis.

Changing floorsets was my favorite thing to do . I loved seeing the new merchandise we were putting out.

A typical day at work was sitting in a seat making phone calls trying to sell the newspaper and magazines in different states. Even did bill pays and collections. Management was not the best because they were all young and I wouldn't say it was a hard job at all. I would say the most enjoyable part of my day would be the up campaigns we would run to – more... get people to upgrade their current subscriptions. I liked the up campaigns because it was a little easier because they already had the magazine or paper and would most likely take a upgrade. – less

We would create and implement several programs to assist the community in such a way that reduced the negative outcomes pertaining to alcohol consumption. We would host several events throughout the week campaigning on behalf of several initiatives. There were also duties such a office hours, which was just to assist in the functionality of the office. – more... Social media has become a more recent tool for our messages. I also was the Student Government Association Representative for the group. – less

Helping clients with work assignments, getting along with each other and taking them out on outings in the community and teaching them what is expected of them in store settings and in parks and malls. When a client has a behavior I have learned how to talk to them and how to help them through it. My co- workers are there to help when things might get – more... out of hand and to help with the safety of all clients. The hardest part of the job is having alot of patience with each client and their disability and behaviors. We are not to take it personally when they attack us verbally or try to physically harm us. The most enjoyable part of my job is when I make a connection with a client and gain their trust. Seeing progress with my clients and being able to show it through documentation is very rewarding to me. – less

This job made me feel good about myself but I put in a lot of 70-75 hour work weeks for no additional compensation.

The company I work for is very easy-going. I have learned to control myself in very comprising positions with my clients when dealing with the public. I have learn how to work a stategic timed schedule without getting delayed or feeling overwhelmed. My co-workers are very understanding when when I need help in a certain area. The hardest part of my – more... job is finding someone to fill in for me when I have called in sick or even for vacation, which is always 7 days to 2 hours before my shift starts. The most enjoyable part of my job is seeing how my clients grow into being better suited members of soicety. – less

a great place to work as far as diversity, ethics, and work experience, but not so good as far as job stability. unfortunately Impact as well as all over Earn centers in Philadelphia, PA are under contract and undergoes contract negotiations, budget crisis and possible layoffs every year.

Impact was a good company to work for in regards to pay and benefits. Nice working environment. The down side was management had trouble managing grant and funding for position was not secure due to grant management. Company has mission and value that support children's developmental needs.

the company was a well organized. they trained me to my position and others.

Easy workplace, fun to be around staff members who take work calmly and efficiently.