Humana reviews

Humana hires lots of nurses and when the market turns down, it fires a lot of nurses. This cycle repeats AT LEAST once a year. The criteria for the continual reductions in force are completely opaque and seemingly arbitrary. Management uses double-speak to placate the folks who were spared the mass lay-offs and don't include the feedback of direct-facing nurses in any meaningful way to try to meet the needs of the customer and the $$-hungry board. While Humana makes a big show about how much it supposedly cares about its employees, it's a company that regards its employees as highly expendable resources. This is literally a job that will have you constantly worrying about when you will be laid off...because eventually...you will.

Do not sacrifice your family life for these users. They won't look at your years of loyalty and production and treat you right when they decide they need to trim staff. They don't value good or loyal employees. They treated employees terribly when they are trying to get rid of them, no matter if they are top producers. They will cut your call volume and then use that to write you up that you have very little production. If you're getting killed with calls while you sit and watch other top producers sitting idly by and you dare to speak up on their behalf, then you become the next target and they don't stop until they eliminate. Not a good environment