You can copy and re-post this is as many times as you want, but it still doesn't make it true. It's just nothing more than mindless propaganda from a brainwashed cult. The personal attack method was a big flop, so they'll just try the PR statement instead. Speaking of personal attacks, the need for a common enemy is a striking similarity to cults. There was a girl who took off in April; before she left, no one ever had any complaints about her. The day she left, she became the worst teacher ever, and the head teacher went around telling everyone that she had been having kids "drop like flies." Truth is, she had never had a single kid drop out- NEVER. Now look at the comments by Brandon, and they're pretty much the same. If someone else happens to leave, the exact same things will be said about them. It's funny how this will occur over and over again, yet NO ONE will connect the dots! I guess when you prey on people with no self-esteem, it's easy to pull the wool over their eyes. People there know that they don't get health insurance, that they don't pay into the pension plan like they're required to, and that they lie and deceive everyone about the hours they'll be working (contrary to the post above), yet they don't have the self-respect to make a peep about it. They're just happy to have any small amount of fake approval from the bosses. "My bosses are so nice and sweet.." Whatever.. say that the next time he offers a ground-rumbling yelling to the Korean teachers and they all come up to the office in tears. Or the next time he assaults a teacher and locks him out of his apartment. I guess it's hard for some people to differentiate genuine vs false kindness.

I would recommend to anyone reading these sweet, glowing reviews to examine their ulterior motives. They're short 2 teachers, which means an increased work load for everyone. They're also printing these pages out and showing them to the bosses as a way to get their precious approval. After all, all of your flaws will be overlooked if you kiss their butt (well, until they have a bad day and do a 180 and turn on you for no apparent reason). If you're curious to see a cult-like environment, rent a movie about North Korea instead and save yourself the ordeal.