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Great Organization But Poor Leadership - Campus Safety Officer Anderson University (SC) Employee Review

3.0
14 Aug 2021
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Pros

Christian university with great faculty and amazing students. Kids can attend for free after one year of service. Everyone gets along well on campus.

Cons

Campus Safety is a necessary, but undesired department. Faculty leadership has little respect for the retired law enforcement officers protecting the students and staff. The worst part is that department leadership has allowed a few officers to treat students with disrespect. Female students are afraid to call when certain officers are working because of how they are treated. Those that oppose this policy are told to either be "all in" or find a new job.

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Pros

Support supervisors, clear work expectations, opportunities for professional development, consistent yet flexible work hours

Cons

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2.0
25 Jul 2025
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Pros

1. Team Culture & Collaboration. I loved the people I worked with on the team. They were at the top of their field, caring, and encouraging! 2. Variety in the job was a plus! 3. Kind people! But kind and well-intentioned doesn't always mean people know how to manage or lead.

Cons

1. Poor Higher-Level Leadership. Indecisive, unaccountable, and resistant to change. Did not respect the expertise of those they hired. 2. Unwillingness to fire employees who were not doing their job. Avoiding necessary firings created burnout for those left to carry the burden. 3. Broken Systems and Lack of Boundaries. Despite repeatedly proposing strategic plans aligned with industry standards widely adopted by peer institutions, my suggestions were dismissed without adequate reason. 4. Inefficiencies and Lack of Accountability. 5. Low Compensation and Weak Benefits. Also, no paid parental leave for staff! 6. I spent more energy battling broken systems than on doing the job I was brought in to perform.

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