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Associate Executive Director Reviews
What is it like working as an Associate Executive Director?
June 2019
Lot to learn, not enough time to do what is require, without support.
Associate Executive Director in Albuquerque:
Pros: Supporting families, advocating and linking them to other resources in the community. Ii like to creat new porgrama that will make a difference in my community.
Cons: Lack of support
May 2016
Comfortable, not challenging.
Associate Executive Director:
Pros: It is a comfortable atmosphere. Great team.
Cons: There are no challenges. I find myself being bored.
September 2015
Enjoy making a difference in people's lives.
Associate Executive Director:
Pros: The autonomy to make decisions, change policy and procedure to better adapt to the needs of the people we work with and support,
October 2014
Corporate Culture.
Associate Executive Director:
Pros: The ability to effect change and make a difference. Satisfaction to achieve or exceed revenue collection targets.
Cons: Highly stressful to achieve revenue targets. Challenging in motivating staff. Must be creative to do so.
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