Actually the worst. - Recruiter Prolink Employee Review

1.0
Feb 16, 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Remote, used to be fun to go into office and get catered lunch but they stopped doing that too.

Cons

Impossible metrics, micromanaging with no actual support, they love to say they will help but never actually do. Their system, Bullhorn, is not accurate with their numbers and it doesn’t log A LOT of your calls, emails, texts but management bases their annual reviews and performance plans off of these numbers. You can meet every metric but if you fall below 12 nurses in your book, they will put you on a plan and then fire you before your plan is even up. They tell you that you need to work over time, and after hours in order to succeed, but then they have “family first” as one of their core values. They love to talk about the “Prolink family“ but you are nothing but a number. They have kick off meetings with the entire company and you just feel like you’re listening to leadership’s inside jokes for four hours. You constantly have meetings put on your books that can take up half of your day, but then you get in trouble if you don’t meet your numbers at the end of the day. There will be many things that are out of your control that will cause you to lose nurses, but upper management does not look at those situations when they are giving you a performance plan. If you don’t get 12 nurses and stay there, you’re done. Period.

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Prolink Response
2y
Thank you for sharing your feedback - it is critical for improving our team's experience. As a sales organization, we set goals based on the demand of the market. While we do hold our team members to high standards, making sure we have the right tools, people, support and processes in place is our ultimate goal and vital to achieving success. If you have any ideas or thoughts for improving our operation, please connect with our Human Resources team to share your thoughts and ideas for the future at hr@prolinkstaff.com. Your voice matters!

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