Senture reviews about "training"

Will lay you off with a days notice along with 200 other people but send you a legal notice in the mail to return their equipment or they are taking you to court. There is zero job security, they constantly have you on your toes about if you'll have a job the next day or not. oh and their health insurance is $600 a month.

Will not work with you during family emergencies.

Training was not long enough was put on job without a full days of training.

Worked on a contract with Kentucky (Signify). FYI If you're considering this job and if you would like for them to work with your schedule, make sure to apply to other jobs besides this one. Management was not good, training hours were okay, but when I got my original schedule it went downhill. They practically want to steal your life... only got 2 breaks and one 30 min lunch. Breaks were short, management was rude. Calls come and go real quick, you have to get a great number of appointments by the end of the month if you get a decent amount, or an okay amount that appointment money will go to the ones that scheduled a great amount. There is room for growth, but you have to be the favorite in order to get the opportunity and not just work hard. This job made me depressed and hardly had time for my family and myself. They'll let you change your schedule 90 days later. The benefits are good but a certain amount will be deducted from your check.

The Humana Military contract had non-stop phone calls for your entire shift. You are monitored closely on your after call time, this means you are expected to complete all call notes while you are on the phone, and call documentation had to be incredibly detailed. These things for me made it a very stressful and overwhelming work environment. I was burnt out bad in 12 months.

Heavy background check depending on contract

Short staffed and they only have morning/ day shift available.

Though the company is often well organized and upfront, they are also hectic at first as management is flailing about trying to stressfully get everything in place for the training class. This is more of a negative on the trainers than the trainees though.