Cleveland Clinic reviews

The reason they're always hiring is because either people are leaving because they're dissatisfied or they've been fired because they didn't kiss butt enough. Highly political environment. Highly. Back-stabbing is an art there. Most of the docs are really smart, but many are also the biggest jerks. Make everyone else feel like they don't deserve to exist. Residents are good (because they have to be to graduate), until they become staff. Politics. Pay is well below industry standard. They say it's for the "privilege" of having Cleveland Clinic on your resume.

-You are expected to "do more with less" -A lot of the leaders are arrogant and don't actually want to hear what their subordinates have to say -Doctors walk on water and expect everyone to cater to their needs -There is a lack of manners, and everyone thinks they are busier than everyone else; you will have to pick-up trash after meetings/events because people think they are above throwing their trash away -You can "fully meet expectations" in your annual review and receive a 1% "merit-based" raise, which doesn't even cover cost of living -Unless you change departments, there are minimal advancement opportunities -They charge for parking and you will still have to walk across campus to get to your office -Most benefits are being taken away and the cost of healthcare is rising