I felt like I was always taking work home. I was working way more than 40 hrs a week, closer to 55-60. I did well during the training program, but what I had been taught during training was completely different from what my manager expected. I felt like the QA standards for every case were not consistent across the team. For example, when I was struggling, my manager had me work on a case with someone else from the QA team. Then when she did the QA for my work, she took off a bunch of points. When I explained that the individual from the QA team told me to complete the case the way I had, she gave me some BS and marked it wrong anyway. Overall, I don't recommend this position for someone looking to move up. This might be decent if you only plan on sticking around for a year or two. I only took this job because I was looking for something to do for my gap year before medical school. Though working here did make it very hard to focus on that. I feel like the management doesn't really care about your personal goals. They only care about how many cases you can finish, and will fire you if you don't do it to their standards. Standards which are still unclear to me to this day. Literally, its 3 strikes and you're fired. It feels like you're fighting to keep the job every day, and its the fear that drives you to do the work, not the fact that you can learn and grow from the work you do. I ended up leaving 6 months after I started to focus on medical school full time. It was the best decision ever because if I hadn't left, I wouldn't be holding an acceptance letter today and would have still been miserable there.
