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Toni Bankston

Chief Communications Officer

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Toni Bankston are a Chief Communications Officer at City of Dayton and are based in Dayton, Ohio. They have worked as Vice President Marketing at FirstDay Financial FCU and VP, Marketing & Communications at Dayton Area Chamber of Commerce. Toni attended Sinclair Community College between 1992 and 1994 and University of Dayton between 1997 and 2002.

Dona Devoise-Pierce

Deputy Chief Probation Officer

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Dona DeVoise-Pierce is a Deputy Chief Probation Officer at City of Dayton and is based in Dayton, Ohio.

Eric Henderson

Assistant Chief of Police

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Eric Henderson is an Assistant Chief of Police at City of Dayton and is based in Dayton, Ohio. He attended FBI National Academy Session 274 between 2018 and 2018, University of Virginia, and Park University between 2011 and 2014.

Paul Sheehan

Deputy Chief of Fire

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Paul Sheehan works at City of Dayton and a Deputy Chief of Fire at City of Dayton and is based in Dayton Ohio Area.

Richard Biehl

Police Chief

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Richard Biehl is a Police Chief at City of Dayton and Member at Law Enforcement Immigration Task Force and is based in Dayton, Ohio. He has worked as Committee Member at I.A.C.P. Community Policing Committee and Assistant Police Chief at City of Cincinnati. Richard attended University of Cincinnati between 1971 and 1976, Elder Corporation between 1967 and 1971, and Lesley University.

Stephanie Cook

Chief Prosecutor

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Stephanie Cook is a Chief Prosecutor at City of Dayton and is based in Dayton, Ohio.

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Pros of working at City of Dayton

Pension, that's about it.

Cons of working at City of Dayton

Total lack of leadership. Promotions are based on EEO numbers not capabilities and experience.

City of Dayton benefits

None, it's really the worst organization I've ever had the misfortune of working for. You're penalized for using PTO like sick leave for doctor apartments and taking care of your kids when they get sick.

What do you like best about City of Dayton's CEO and the leadership team?

Leadership is just about non existent. Managers and exempt employees are consistently late which means customers are not able to be properly taken care of when problems arise.

How would you improve City of Dayton's culture?

A complete change of leadership is really needed. They preach diversity, employee wellness, and every other buzz word, but act in a completely opposite way. If you're ever sick or need to see a doctor, they tell you to use vacation instead of sick leave, if you do use sick leave they write you up or reward you with poor evaluations.

How did you prepare for the City of Dayton interview?

Just pass. It really is not worth the time or energy. It's a horrible culture and environment.

What's the diversity at City of Dayton like?

Everything is based on numbers with Dayton. So they do a great job with diversity. They do a terrible job with competency. I've watched several times as the hardest working and most competent get passed over and the laziest are promoted because they care so much about their EEO numbers. They even send out emails encouraging the hiring of only certain demographics when the workforce becomes unbalanced.

What brings you the most joy at City of Dayton?

Absolutely not a thing. I've worked for fortune 500 companies before and lived for the challenge. This organization though only kills any intrinsically motivated employee. Managers seem to fill threatened when you make suggestions and love to reward employees with negative evaluations that have no metrics pertaining to job performance only personal opinions.

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