Press Ganey reviews

CEO disconnected with workers More concerned with poor acquisitions than building existing business Pay / bonuses are minimal for employees, but CEO get his each year Layoffs occur, but always room to hire newly created Senior Vice President positions

I have been at Press Ganey for many years and expected to stay at the company for many more. I loved my job pre-reorg but they are moving everyone to work out of a queue of tasks submitted by clients through an online form instead of having dedicated clients. By being moved to a queue, I would not have that same experience with client improvement and would feel like a cog in the machine. The change management on the reorganization has been incredibly frustrating and causing a lot of anxiety. Anyone that has taken a change management course would see that the process being used does not fit within any proven model. The constant changes, lack of employee involvement, refusal to address employee morale (outside of telling us to reach out with questions), constant flow of rumors from other departments, and lack of accurate job descriptions and training for new positions is causing massive anxiety among the departments. We have had many calls about the change but the information shared is not solidified or helpful. There are dozens of questions that are asked that are never answered or answered in a vague way to not stir the pot. As other employees leave the company, we have been getting bombarded with their clients and do not have enough time to give each of them the attention they need. Unfortunately, the department is decreasing in man-power daily so there is no one else who has the bandwidth to take them. We are working well over 40 hours a week regularly but since we are salary we do not get overtime pay. The queue system doesn't work to spread work across the department when there aren't enough employees to begin with. As I have looked elsewhere, similar jobs start with a base pay of $70,000 to $90,000 across the US. All of them having the unlimited PTO that Press Ganey added just this year.