YMCA Employee Reviews for Anonymous Employee

"I worked in HR at Ymca of Delaware for 13 years. The employees are amazing and many of them are focused solely on making the community better. Some recent events have led to an exodus of top executives which may turn out to be a positive thing. When the Y is true to its own creed, it’s a wonderful place to work."

"The Y has a good mission, good people. Competitive salary for not-for-profit work-life balance is not so good."

"The YMCA makes a wonderful impact in the community."

"Very keen on outdoor activities. Value youth over experience, in a fast paced setting. Ample marine life observation capabilities, but focuses more on water sports than marine life. Beautiful setting, located on 280 acres of wooded land in remote area of Washington State."

"I have worked for the Anaheim Family YMCA for a total of two years between 2016 and 2020. I have gained knowledge in working with at-risk youth and vulnerable families. Working here has been a great experience because the directors and supervisors here want their staff to learn as much as possible and be successful role models for the youth we serve."

"I have been involved with the YMCA for 22 years. They are a great company providing support for people of all ages and backgrounds."

"I've worked with the YMCA of Orange County since 2018. I have a strong working relationship with my supervisor. The compensation is comparable to other Program Director jobs. The culture is friendly and my colleagues are very helpful. However, the workload can be overwhelming when resources are limited to get the job completed successfully."

"I’ve worked at the Hilltop YMCA for almost three years now. It’s a great community based organization with great members. It is not however the most organized or professionally run business. There is a lot of disconnect between staff and the Directors. It definitely needs more stability throughout the building."

"I find this company very helpful in expanding technical knowledge"

"Worked for about a year and a half now. Technology needs updating to newer if not the latest."