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3.3

56% would recommend to a friend

(812 total reviews)
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Patrick T. Ryan

51% approve of CEO

48% positive business outlook

Press Ganey has an employee rating of 3.3 out of 5 stars, based on 812 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Press Ganey employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Healthcare industry (3.4 stars).

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812 reviews
1.0
Aug 10, 2023

Clueless CEO, Awful HR, Burnout Experts

Anonymous employee
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Pros

I'll have to comeback to this one if something changes

Cons

The CEO last week had a townhall where he had nothing prepared. This was to address the burnout and engagement scores. Instead of owning the parts that executives were scored poorly on, he passed the blame to mid-level manager and everyone else to fix it. His idea of a fix was to just shout out we are going Hybrid. The Gasp that everyone made when he said this could be heard around the world. Not to mention they aren't hiring anyone, because they pay so poorly. They handed out raises that maxed at 2%, and acted like this was the best thing. Employees are tired, over worked, and looking for employment elsewhere. It's always ironic when a company is terrible at the thing they are supposed to be masters in. Pat Ryan needs to remember that we are the people who make his company run. Still no 401k match going on 3 years of this. I won't be surprised when they announce another acquisition instead of taking care of their disengaged staff.

1.0
Sep 25, 2023
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Pros

Most South Bend associates are kind Coffee machine has cool options View of prison

Cons

• Heartless lay offs of dedicated employees. (Cannot stress this enough: one employee was fired after burying his two daughters, a set of brother were fired, and well-respected managers were given the ax due to “consolidation of roles” even though their jobs were later posted.) • Former work/life flexibility has hardened into rigid rules • Promises made by senior management to employees are broken all the time. You honestly cannot trust what they tell you they will do or where your job is headed. They will blow a trumpet about something like WFH for 3 years and then tell you it’s now a requirement to be in office 3 days a week for no reason. • They do not understand what a small town South Bend is compared to Boston or Chicago… almost everyone in our building was brought there by a friend. Sr. Management have made so many people so upset that I don’t know who they think they’ll be able to hire here going forward. They turned a PG cheerleader like myself into a red flag waver. • Many of the recent, glowing reviews on this page were posted at the behest of upper management. Do not assume all is well from them.

2.0
Aug 21, 2023
Recommend
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Pros

-The employees "in the trenches" are genuinely there to improve care for patients and improve the healthcare system -Admin and advisory roles provide a true sense of purpose -Exposure to the operations and functions of healthcare entities is valuable industry insight

Cons

-Company only hires outside for management opportunities limiting career growth and disincentivizing staying with the company; This results in an imbalance of intelligence where it primarily sits with rank and file vs management who are making the decisions. -High Turnover: People are quitting faster than they can hire; Can't hold onto talent -No Diversity: Only a few minorities in the whole company - no business management leaders are of minority background - just a lot of old white men -Pay/Compensation isn't close to market competition - NRC, Qualtrics, Medallia -No raises - Raises are held b/c of company performance outside of individual control - Went years without a raise -Career Growth: Extremely limited opportunities to grow beyond the initial role one is hired for; Unclear goals and expectations due to constant change which often negatively effects rank and file employees -The marketing team is asking employees to Post to Glassdoor with positive messages to boost their virtual presence - that should tell you enough

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