Buyer Beware... - Administrative Assistant II Elevance Health Employee Review

3.0
Apr 28, 2017
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Work from home opportunities. Some internal/corporate benefits. Tuition reimbursement. Focus on healthy lifestyle and incentives.

Cons

Too many employees in leadership roles who are unqualified and many lack technical skills to do their jobs. Lack of structure and organization. Often times there is a lack of common sense. Low pay for employees who actually shoulder the bulk of the work and undeserving higher pay for employees who do little to nothing. Brown nosers are often rewarded more than those who actually do their job. It is very difficult to increase your job development unless you know someone. Communication is terrible. Processes change constantly and due to fragmented or a lack of communication it leaves employees very confused on what to do. There is quite a bit of turnover and layoffs. The I.T. department is terrible. You get 10 different answers from 10 different people on how to resolve an issue. No one can help you when you have a technical issue. It's like trying to ask someone at Walmart for help, either they're totally clueless or they say, "It's not my department" which is such a shame since our company relies so heavily on computers and technology.

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Pros

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Cons

Growth opportunities can be limited depending on the organization within and management structure. There is room for improvement in operational processes, which can create inefficiencies and increase workloads. At times, organizational challenges feel larger than individual teams can address, making it difficult to see lasting improvements. Recognition for employee contributions can also feel inconsistent, with significant efforts not always being acknowledged.

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