Emeritus Senior Living Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"I worked for Emeritus for a little less than a year. I love their company's mission and work environment. They allowed me to explore a field in which I had never worked while applying skills and fulfilling a role I am familiar with. Due to the lack of opportunity for growth, I am seeking other employment. Aside from that, it was a great opportunity."

"No appreciation. Not enough pay."

"this job was more of a secretarial job to many dept. heads while doing several other jobs as well. The phone system is obsolete. The expectations are above and beyond with no compensation."

"This company is all about the stock holders. Has no regard for employees or residents. Very sad place to work. Promises are broken, understaffed, management is poorly trained. There is no appreciation for those that work hard."

"I enjoyed working with the residents, if you like working with the elderly then assisted living is a good line of work for you. However, Emeritus provided very little support in terms of training. You'll constantly be expected to work 6 days a week, and nearly 12 hours a day with very little gratitude. In addition, you'll be told many times that you'll be receiving support, but you'll never see any of it. A good job to have between jobs."

"It's very corporate, as you would expect. If you're on a good team, you can do very well in this company."

"Emeritus is a fun place to work. I recommend any apply here. You will learn and grow."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"Be willing to be told one thing, but experience another depending on who you deal with."

What do you like about working at Emeritus Senior Living?

"I love my residents. I love helping people. My residents are fun to work with and take care of, if it weren't for them, I don't know what I would do. Also, I'm just lucky to have a job right now in this economy."

What don't you like about working at Emeritus Senior Living?

"I can't move up. We have one marketing director and she will most likely be there for a while and with a degree I feel like I should be doing something else."