ComPsych reviews

3.9

74% would recommend to a friend

(860 total reviews)
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Paul Posey

85% approve of CEO

78% positive business outlook

ComPsych has an employee rating of 3.9 out of 5 stars, based on 860 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The ComPsych employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Healthcare industry (3.4 stars).

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860 reviews
5.0
Dec 10, 2016
Recommend
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Pros

The people are nice... I love the office and The location. My Manager is Great!!!!! And Fair!!!My experience thus far as being A Claims Specialist has been good. I have learned a lot. ComPsych provides you with the tools you need to be successful not just in claims, in any department. From my experience with Management they help guide you and offers additional training in your current position to help you maintain and enhance the skills needed to be successful and advance.

Cons

I have not had too many challenges at ComPsych. I am coming up to 3 years with the company..And its been great. The only Con I have is employees who complain when they don't get their way and being too concerned of what others are doing, and not focusing on their job.

1.0
Sep 13, 2016
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

semi-secluded work space, nice view, great location...free bread & water

Cons

if you have no degree, you will be stuck doing the same job; if you have a degree you won't be paid what you're worth. workload is demanding & expectations are high. I saved the company thousands of dollars by finding bed bugs (the real reason for the fancy upgrade on every floor) and after 3 years of testing out new pilots for department efficiency, being given more of workload than co-workers, training new employees and often exceeding expectations I was unable to get a promotion or at least a get new job title of "team leader" in the same department. if you excel in a position that requires no degree there is little to no chance that they will "let" you leave that department...submitted verbal 2wks notice, received an email the next Monday to interview for a job in another dept. and was told by management I couldn't interview for the job, that I must submit my written 2wks notice...after a week, I walked off of the job in the middle of work b/c the bullying was unbearable...after little success in finding a job, I soon realized the company has blackballed me, I have been unable to use Compsych as a reference leaving a 3 yr gap in my employment history...currently working towards becoming my own boss by force! Best decision I've ever made. NO DEGREE REQUIRED! Good riddance!

3.0
Jul 12, 2016

It's not what it used to be

Recommend
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Pros

Good location, good coworkers, snacks, juice, being taught FMLA and state leaves, ability to work overtime, ability to assume additional responsibilities. They pay your phone and internet bill because you have to have the ability to work from home in case of emergency.

Cons

ComPsych is a good place to work, for some. Unfortunately, not everyone has the same experience and that is what needs to be fixed. There is one team lead that no one likes. Her team quits in droves but she still has a job. She cannot coach anyone because she does not know your job, therefore it's laughable when she says you made an error because more than likely, it's not true. Otherwise, the room for advancement people are saying does not come with a correlating pay raise. You have to progress through three levels before you are recommended for expert. Once you are promoted to expert, you cannot move to another role for a year, no matter how qualified. There is the opportunity to earn a monthly performance based bonus. That was nice but base salary should be more. Was surprised to learn that new people are coming in earning more than senior specialists; we were all told that they could not afford to pay us more. Too many people that do not work with you daily have an input on your progression. Everything has to be signed off by the CEO. Super hard to get into another department as everyone wants out so they can get off the phones. A lot of things I was taught aren't being taught anymore as they are pushing to automate most tasks and shorten the amount of time you handle a call. It was possible for me to move into an HR role with the things I was taught, but those skills aren't being taught to the newer specialists. I imagine they are tired of people leaving.

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