Overall Reviews at Favor
2.0
Favor inc
I do not recommend this agency as it does not value its devoted employees. Therefore, you will be exposed to harassment and poor management. No job security, case over load and no help when needed. There's a culture that has been ongoing since the agency was developed.
ProsIs supposed to support families in Ct.
ConsHas a wait list much to long because of staff gets to choose who they want to work with.
1.0
Management Skills
Poor Management Skills and two much micro management, very discriminating agency against there employee. It was a great experience being at my sub contract then they started not liking me. but I loved my job and clients.
5.0
Love this for a side job
If you are looking for a side hustle that will take you to luxurious places and keep you busy, this is definitely a job for you. It will keep you busy all day if you wish which I like.
5.0
Doing your best and Being your best
Days are subject to change, meetings cancelled or added to your calendar. You make a commitment to projects and the process of supporting partners in the region. You serve families in non traditional means such as meeting them, planning workshops and training beyond the tradition 9-5 p.m. time frame.
To do "What" you do, one must first understand "Why" you do it. This work is of passion and must look beyond the agenda and find commonality in doing the work.
Discipline is needed to guide and balance one self in the field, and integrity led with honesty is a must because families count on having a voice until they have a voice. This means as a Systems Manager you will speak on behalf and you will speak in introductory form to incorporate that family voice.
Organizational skills is a MUST! prioritizing meetings and commitments one must use best judgement. See value in your FSM team and Program Director, it is a rich experience.
ProsCommunity connections and Family expertise
ConsFunding to support the work
3.0
Hit or miss? A constant question.
Hardest parts of the job are communication between both you and the customer as well as you and support, competitiveness of shifts, and what you earn versus how much it costs to earn it. I believe if you live where you can deliver on a bike or happen to have an incredibly fuel efficient car, as I do not, you'll do alright.
Typical day of work depends on if you were able to land a shift. On an actual shift you are guaranteed at least one order, whereas working on your own is just a waiting game most of the time.
Most enjoyable part of the job is all the different people you get to interact with, and all the places you visit that you didn't even know existed that you can plan to go try when you're not working.
You meet management at orientation. Very nice people who make the process painless and quick. I was on the job straight out of orientation.
ProsMaking your own schedule.
ConsCommunication, cost vs earnings
5.0
Driver (Independent Contractor) |
Lubbock, TX | Feb 15, 2020
Review
I love the independence and freedom. And I would highly recommend this and would give her a referral. It definitely gives back to the community along with the sense of feeling and purpose.
4.0
Independent Contractor |
Dallas, TX | Feb 12, 2020
You must be self-motivated and competitive to succeed
You set your own schedule and if you're good at what you do you can succeed.
This a delivery service, so you spend a lot of money on gas, plus wear and tear on your car.
1.0
I feel sorry for those who work for this company.
I never worked for this company. I just went to the orientation and never accepted the job because of the pay $2.5 a delivery not knowing how much time is spent per delivery. It does not seem to be getting any pay at all. Compare to Uber and Lyft it's way less. I believe it should be the delivery person who do the work and should get pay more, not the other way around.
ProsThere are other delivery job that pay more.
ConsAfter all those payments, Does it profit after paid for gas, wear & tear of car?
4.0
Like you work when you want
Get on schedule for gurantee hourly pay . Good way to
Earn extra money on your time . Be your own boss. If you want to plan a vacation and need extra spending cash this would be a great way to earn it
ProsSelf employed
ConsNo benefits
3.0
A better side job, but not career.
It is fairly basic in understanding the procedures, but key to doing well is great communication with the clients.
You're considered an independent contractor, and they(Favor) don't do as much as they should to help you succeed in understanding all the in and outs of what that means, probably due to legal issues.
The pay is very dependent on the customer.
ProsVery flexible schedule that you can control
ConsCan be costly in maintaining car, and the pay
