You don't feel valued for the work that is put in. "Training" isn't anything except arts and crafts with co-workers to determine what characteristics you possess. You are seen as the eyes of Housing and Dining with no true authority to enforce KSU policy (suicides are referred to a different department, drugs are referred to the police, etc.).
The big thing is, you are promised a job for leadership experience, networking, and adaptability to the workforce. Besides networking, little to any of this experience is applicable to other organizations and without true authority to initiate reprimands, no leadership experience is gained. You will work inconvenient hours, to a boss who does not care about your schedule or goals, and will expect more from you than what they are willing to do.
