By EdinaGal at Citysearch October 17, 2011
We worked with Collegiate Tutors last year when our son was having problems in his algebra class. Craig, his tutor worked with him to bring up his failing grades and he began to get A's on his tests. This made the year go a lot better. This year, when our son began to struggle in geometry, we called Collegiate Tutors again, and got another great tutor! You can't go wrong. All of their tutors know their stuff and many of them are engineering grad students at the University of Minnesota. ...read more
By GardenIsAbusive at Citysearch December 07, 2010
This was the worst place I had ever worked. The Garden family who owns the company is straight up CRAZY. None of them have any social skills and what's worse is they run the company and there is no one else to go to *when* you a have problem, notice I didn't say *if*. Because it's inevitable you will have a problem working there at some point. \t\n\t\nIf you do decide to work here, plan on 1. Not having a life outside of work 2. Not getting sick 3. Not having surgery 4. Best if you don't have a family and kids because these people have no idea what it's like to have a family outside of work. If you call into work sick, expect a call from the owner(s) asking you when you expect to be in. They bully you and have no respect for their employees. Not to mention it's also a dirty, disgusting office but that's a whole other paragraph. DANGER DANGER STAY AWAY FROM GARDEN!! ...read more
By btw1234 at Citysearch June 06, 2010
Terrible place to work. SKY high turn over and no one can seem to figure out why. No real benefits - no paid holidays, no PTO, expensive health plan, no respect for employees, always understaffed do to turnover. There is no organization - they refuse to be innovative and actually step into the 21st century. A very chaotic place to be. An interview question that is asked is: If I say jump you say: ??? Draw your own conclusions - to me that screams I have no respect for you. ...read more
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By Minneapolis Music Lessons April 08, 2015
To Everyone that is having a tough time budgeting the income the have coming in. My name is Cathie Hill and I am the author of Financial Reward making it on minimum wage. I understand and have the knowledge of what you can do to make it and still live without feeling the pinch. The Reward process is about 7 steps give or take and will help EVERYONE no matter what income you have coming in. First we learn what knowledge you have and who taught you, then we explain the different ways of thinking to inhance your budgeting knowledge. We then make sure you blend our informtion into your budget. We keep in touch to make sure your on the right track, and we keep doing a follow up, kind of like a weight loss clinic. We will take as far as it needs to shopping, cooking, gift giving, recycling, ect.....Calll 763-567-9262 Today so we can get started. We will teach you to fish so you can eat for life, not give you fish for dinner. www.financialreward.vpweb.com www.linkedin.com/in/cathiehill I will holding a seminar at the Brooklyn Park public Library on Zane Ave. N , May 22nd at 1:30 pm. I am also able to seminars for meetings, gatherings, company or personal. ...read more
By Financial Reward April 28, 2010
I am here to educate people on their finances and to budget the income they have for now and the future. Starting a budget can be frustrating, and that is why I am here to help. I will explain what should be important and what can be important. I want to get you back on your feet and then jump really high. I want to help you get somewhere and have the things you want. I can show you how to save money without you feeling the pinch. I can help with tips of shopping, cleaning, and other aspects of taking care of you and your family. How do I know this and who am I to tell you? I am the Author of "Financial Reward" Making it on minimum wage. I have lived the life of having NO MONEY!! I was a single parent raising a child with no support or no help from the government, and I can show you what I did to get a head. I own 2 houses and have a few vehicles, went on a few vacations and eat good. A financial advisor could cost anywhere to $150.00 an hour and they talk financial talk. I do not, the cost is a flat rate ( No hidden charges.) and you can call me anytime. I really am here to help!!! It hurts me to see people struggling so much and no one to turn to, the rich have someone and the poor have someone. We are not taught how to do this, what we have learned is how our families lived, that is it!!!!!!! Stop trying and call me for the help, for to give a fish you eat for a day, for to teach how to fish you eat for life. Cathie Hill Financial Reward 763-567-9262 www.financialreward.vpweb.com ...read more
By Financial Reward April 11, 2010
Science concepts and objectives can be quite complex. When the teacher suggests science tutoring as an option to assist the child in mastery, take action immediately. However, before you run out to your nearest tutoring center, talk to your child’s teacher about some free or low-cost options tha... ...read more
There are many great ways to find a good tutoring job and there are many good tutoring jobs available. Your next job might be right under your nose or just around the corner. Although you might need to pursue multiple avenues and use many resources to help you find the best fit. If you are persis... ...read more