The reason I chose this job when the opportunity presented itself was the fact that the hours were set each day and only Monday to Friday, whereas previously I was working crazy long shifts, usually before the crack of dawn and through the weekends which was making me feel burnt out. The office setting is wonderful and I get to work with a diverse group of people who have become a strong foundation to my daily routine. Coming from a food service background it was easier for me to connect immediately with patients and I find it extremely gratifying when I make a connection with a patient who I am helping. I feel like I have learned so much from this job within the past few months that I wouldn't have learned otherwise. If you are willing to kiss butt you will move up with this company, otherwise prepare to just answer phones all day long and be miserable.Ĭoming from a previous background in food service / retail work to an office setting feels like a breath of fresh air. They care about their patients, but NOT their employees. PTO and Sick time are "earned" and healthcare insurance is bottom of the barrel. On top of all of that, their "benefits" are ridiculous. Usually these are the ones that management likes the most. They pretend to be your friend, but will be the first to run to management or another employee to talk about you. If you are not one of the people they like, your work life there will be torture. If they have an issue with an employee they rarely address them, but will tell everyone else. They will be nice to your face, then immediately talk about you to everyone behind your back. Management is basically a high school clique. You kind of just figure it out as you go. When you make mistakes, you are told to fix them, but not told how. When you ask questions you are just told to "reference" your binder.
When you start, you are paired up with another employee that is just annoyed to have you next to them.
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