We walked in no one at the front desk and then when the lady came to the desk she was very unorganized answered the phone forgot about the ppl in the line. It s a place for blind ppl and no1 assistant them blind lady hit the wall no1 around to help very unprofessional
Dear beloved.
I understand the review distribution here on this website: people can get upset about The Lighthouse for the Blind. I am a vigilante by profession, a title given to me from a dear friend. Most of the people who I help are very appreciative; but, a few dislike me, personally, for what I did for them. Dear friends and siblings, "Trust in the Lord with all your heart, lean not on your own understanding." Be kind to one another, like Jesus is kind to us.
from, Ronny.
Super friendly, very knowledge. Well managed and will be getting recommended by me
Just wanted to simply get results from eye exam but I had to go through the process of scheduling an appointment. I was waiting right outside and no one could print and bring them out for me.
The Chicago Lighthouse For The Visually Impaired in my opinion is the most unwelcoming and anti-social institution for the blind I've ever had the displeasure of visiting. In the two weeks I spent here the majority of those within never spoke or greeted me and everyone seemed to be in their own little group. It just doesn't feel inviting and I couldn't wait to get the you know what out of there. I'm sure for many this place has been a great help to them but I have yet to experience that help. I sincerely believe over the years The Chicago Lighthouse has lost focus of it's original mission.
I had an interview here and got here @0815. The receptionist was very welcoming &I heard here entire personal conversation. When 0905 came I went back up to ask if I should call the person who called me on my cell she says nope they'll come get you. I said ok. When I sit bk dwn she then calls them. They finally come down @0930 to get me. The person giving the test was nice and security who kept me from getting an $80 ticket were awesome
I love seeing new & good things happening for the disabled & blind. I'm an hearing impaired individual and I wish we had more programs for us.
I came here for a assignment test, the test was at 1pm, they didnt come down to get me till 1:30( important to know if you are paying a parking meter) the testing was pretty basic no complaints, but the room that you take the test in is another story... if you take test well with all kinds of loudness around you then you will be fine.. but I guess when they thought about where to place people for testing they didnt think to make it someplace quite. You have all kinds of people walking in and out, people dropping things , taking loud and even had a women next to me that needed extra assistance, which is fine but at the same time they should think of placing those people in a separate room since they most likely will be talking the whole time. I personally have to take my test in a quite place so this was just something I was not use to. It was extremely ghetto IJs..
Very unintelligent people. Condescending and inappropriate behavior. I support creating job for those with mental disabilities, but don't allow them to work in call centers. What a stupid thing to do.
The Chicago light house located @ 1850 West Roosevelt has the worst staff in the low vision clinic &call center . They are very unprofessional & seems to be very uncaring towards people with disabilities & their families. My aunt was at the store trying to get help / information & when she called she was constantly put Thur to some lady named Patricia Rodriguez whom she never spoke with or she never returned my aunt phone calls When my aunt inquired of whom she could speak with as a supervisor or a higher up personnel she was constantly rerouted to this Patricia lady whom ever she is, which left with an unresolved issue this is so sad that they have people working there in upper Mangement that dose not have compassion or understanding of a person with disabilities
Absolutely unprofessional. The only positive was the front desk receptionist.
Amazing organization that has helped positively impact the lives of people with visual impairments for many years!
I recently applied there, and to be honest, the workers and organization are great. The application process begins w/ a typing test (40 wpm), grammar test, multiple ? test, and an interview. If you pass you ll then come back for a 2nd interview. If they select you then you ll proceed to sign a waiver for a background check and you ll go get drug tested. If everything clears you ll get a response to start training. Note, you will not get hired if you have any type of felony! You can possibly get hired if you have a misdemeanor that was committed as a minor. So don t waste your time if you have a background. Even if years have passed.
i went in to buy a product, a clock, they did not have it. They immediately took me to the industrial area and built the one that I wanted.They offered me water and a nice place to sit and wait. They could not have been more accommodating and professional. No extra charge. I was in and out in less than thirty minutes.
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