Humana reviews

work from home hours are terrible, they lied in the interview process and assured me i would get a 8-5 when i actually started i was stuck working 2nd shift and would get stuck on enrollment calls that lasted 2 hours so i normally ended up working at least 10 hours days before AEP. during the AEP Period they want you to work 80 hours a week. My vice president Kalit would call me on my personal cell phone while i was off work asking me why i hadn’t picked up overtime and how it was my responsibility as a licensed health agent to be available to sell insurance 7 days a week. i could not keep up with the schedule, i would work 70hr weeks and my manager would tell me it wasn’t enough. the top performers at this company work over 100hrs a week during AEP that’s why they make so much money. If that’s what you want to do, definitely go for it but this job was not for me. I was chastised for not selling on certain call by my manager but i was always fully compliant and never had any issues with my quality, i should have been supported more because i really tired to be as workable and compliant with people as i could

• Somewhat unclear & misaligned expectations • The pay could be far better considering the level of complexity in job duties — although the potential for bonuses, annual raises, and annual incentives are a nice sprinkle, they aren’t paying/matching the everyday/monthly expenses that are constantly increasing. This is a good job overall and the pros are truly enjoyable and mostly outweigh the cons — But, if you are supporting yourself, and/or a family and live in an area where all costs are constantly increasing, it’d be wise to consider working an additional job, shopping at dollar stores for everything, and/or have an active side-hustle going for consistent flow of additional income if you’re considering the job.