CHG Healthcare reviews

4.0

73% would recommend to a friend

(1,057 total reviews)
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Leslie Snavely

80% approve of CEO

53% positive business outlook

CHG Healthcare has an employee rating of 4.0 out of 5 stars, based on 1,057 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The CHG Healthcare employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Human Resources & Staffing industry (3.8 stars).

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1.0
Sep 27, 2019
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Pros

You can really be micromanaged here, and held to meaningless metrics like 250 phone dials per week. Shouldn't there be some room for quality conversations and moving actual business forward?

Cons

The pay: you will make far less than at competing companies for the same amount of work. They'll also claim that commissions are "uncapped" yet they have full control on the budgeting process and it isn't an even playing field. As you build a book of business, they'll continue to lower the percentage you're paid per deal because you have more "capacity," so there's no incentive to work hard because you'll just have a higher budget year after year to make the same (or less) than the previous year! The culture: they'll claim they spend tons of money to have a better culture. Firstly, I'd much rather get paid a fair sales wage than sift out my pay to have one week per year where you can win a $10 gift card at a company BBQ or a 15 minute massage. Secondly, you only benefit from this "improved culture" if you pander to leadership about how you're really making a difference in your community by having a bake sale and donating the proceeds. Then you can have your trip to Kenya subsidized by all the other employees who are making less than they should. The truth: come work here if you want to be treated like a child and make far less than market value for your time and talents. These people don't understand the value of a good salesperson. They don't understand that their entire business revolves around the sales (recruiting) process. Unless your goal is complacency (you'll be surrounded by plenty of people here that fully embrace that mantra), take my advice and find an employer that will value you. You will be treated like a child from day one that can't handle his own business. If you value autonomy and being treated like an adult, search elsewhere.

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CHG Healthcare Response
6y
From Jeff Freeman, senior vice president of our CompHealth locum tenens division: I'm sorry to hear you had a poor experience while working at CompHealth. We truly value all forms of feedback and appreciate what you have shared in your review. As you mentioned, our sales compensation plans are uncapped, and we will continue to work closely with our external partners to ensure that they remain competitive in the marketplace. Additionally, we strive to maintain a healthy and balanced culture, however, understand that different people have different ideas and priorities on how to achieve this balance and appreciate your suggestions. Finally, maintaining a culture of inclusion, where all our people have a voice, and feel safe and empowered to use it is important to us. If you are open to it, I would like to learn more about your feelings around a lack of anonymity in our surveys and the fear of retaliation as neither of these have a place in our division or our organization. Please feel free to contact me directly at (801) 930-3804, and thank you again for your review and feedback.
4.0
Jan 7, 2019
Recommend
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Pros

Culture, onsite amenities, leadership, compensation depending what team you are on (this will even out in 2019 with a new compensation plan), President's Club trips, onsite health clinic, PTO/VTO, flexible scheduling, Employee Appreciation week, Making a Difference week, volunteer trips, providing healthcare to those who need it and being able to employ good doctors/work with good doctors.

Cons

Compensation can be unfair depending on the team you land on (this should even out with a new comp plan in 2019), leaders not being held to the same standards as others, unrealistic expectations that is considered successful in your role depending on where the market of your medical specialty is, short-sightedness in expectations and lack of understanding or ability to be flexible on what you expect from your employees on where the company/team is trending overall, stress, others in the company playing a large part in your success (you need to depend on others which can be great when they do their job right but can hurt you when they don't).

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CHG Healthcare Response
7y
We appreciate you taking the time to share your feedback.
5.0
Nov 16, 2018

Great work/life balance

Anonymous employee
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Pros

The best thing about working at CHG are the people. CHG does a good job hiring people who are positive and easy to work with. I also enjoy frequent one-on-one's with my immediate leader to keep us on the same page and help with my professional development. In addition, CHG provides a great work life balance, a huge on-site gym, game room, and an on-site cafe.

Cons

Each team can have a slightly different culture. I am fortunate to work on a great team, but like anywhere, there are some teams that are more high stress than others.

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