Molina Healthcare reviews

3.3

49% would recommend to a friend

(2,756 total reviews)

Joseph Zubretsky

57% approve of CEO

44% positive business outlook

Molina Healthcare has an employee rating of 3.3 out of 5 stars, based on 2,756 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Molina Healthcare employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Insurance industry (3.7 stars).

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3K reviews
1.0
Aug 6, 2013
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Paid Time Off, Jeans Day twice a year, Free Cookies twice a year with good behavior.

Cons

How do I count the ways..... When the current CEO took the helm of Molina Healthcare of Ohio about 2 years ago many co-workers said the CEO will sink this ship like the Titanic. Well true to word this once promising company is sinking quick and all of the good employees have found life rafts and some of us are left to our demise. Many incompetent directors and managers were hired because the current CEO is a micro manager that can't see the trees because of the forest. She hired a Marketing Director was forced to resign from her two former companies that are located less than a mile down the road. Have we heard of a background check people? This director has wrecked havoc on her department and 5 people have left in less than a years time and only one to my knowledge left to go to a competitor and took a pay cut to do so. HR was contacted many times about the problems in the department and they didn't do a thing except tell people that this "director" was following orders from the CEO to "clean house" and "save money". The Provider Relations Director has no back bone and is so whiny and indecisive and has a merry band of idiots underneath him. The manager of the department was only a claims payer at her former employer but convinced "management" that she was this great and all knowing expert. No formal education but wait this gets better. The supervisor was only an administrative assistant when I started but kissed up enough to go the Marketing Department and then as a Provider Services Rep and frequently told others that if upper management only knew that she doesn't do half the work that she says she does she would be fired. But she was then "chosen" to go to MHO's pseudo management training. The supervisor's job description was changed so that she could meet the minimum requirements. In Case Management we were told that if we went to HR to complain we would be terminated immediately. Can we say work place harassment? Our Chief Medical Officer couldn't take the CEO anymore and left to go to a competitor. Some people who have left weren't permitted to have an exit interview or even contacted by HR after they gave their manager a resignation notice.

1.0
Mar 5, 2012
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Decent Salary & bonus some time

Cons

If you want to make movie about - Whats wrong with IT, then this will be a perfect place to do some reality show. Senior IT Managment - Has no knowlegde about Healthcare Nepotism continues to increase regardless of who manages IT. Spending has gone up 3 fold in IT as someone else mentioned Lack of accountability from Corporate Lack of direction from top layer in IT, due to lack of business knowledge

3.0
Jan 30, 2010
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Great work environment. People are great to work with. Pay is decent and sometimes potential bonus depending on how the company does financially. Pay raises almost every year.

Cons

You have to watch your back. Supervisors and management smile in your face; when you turn around they stab you in the back. They will fire anyone for simply stupid reasons... If management doesn't like you, then you can kiss your job bye bye. They will write you up for anything and everything until they can get you out the door. Some things they write you up for are so simple like talking lto someone around your cubicle while people are on the phone, going over your time when you're supposed to be off. Yes! sometimes people get stuck with customers on the phone, and if a rep is supposed to be off at 4:30 but she's still there at 4:45 on the phone she's going to be talked to and even a write up. Someone has been written up for knitting at her desk when the phones were so slow it was 15 minutes between calls. Supervisor never know about any of the benefits, people have to ask their leads. Their system are out dated compared to their competitors in the health insurance market. Instead of coaching people, they nag at them and make them feel worthless. Sometimes they promote someone just so they can get rid of them. How pathetic is that?

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