Mixed - lot of good and bad - Anonymous employee Premera Blue Cross Employee Review

3.0
May 27, 2012
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Beautiful campus - landscaping always looks nice. Just added more parking, too (free) BBQ's in the summertime PTO policy - good incentive to not get sick! 22 days for the first 15 years, plus 8 company holidays Easy commute for those who live on the north end Pension plan in place, and is funded every year Good bonus and benefits plan (employee only doesn't pay any health plan premium) Company has stayed out of the negative press, a real plus given the healthcare industry today It's not Regence/Cambia! Focus on process improvement and doing the right thing - hasn't made the same blunders that Regence has Good local company to have on your resume Has won some new big name clients recently from national companies: Starbucks, Alaska Airlines Big name customers: Microsoft, Weyerhauser, etc. People want health insurance - company is largely recession proof...nice place to be 2008-2011

Cons

Some managers are great, others are horrible. Hope you get a great one! The "LEAN" philosophy is good overall, but in some departments, it translates into understaffing Not sure if the CEO still exists - it's been months since I've seen him...and I work on the same floor! It's in the healthcare industry - will this company still be around in 2 years? Anyone's guess... Management by textbook/article - managers take classes, read books, then assume they know it all

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