Cotiviti reviews

3.4

55% would recommend to a friend

(1,565 total reviews)
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Ric Sinclair

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55% positive business outlook

Cotiviti has an employee rating of 3.4 out of 5 stars, based on 1,565 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Cotiviti employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Information Technology industry (3.9 stars).

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1.0
Apr 10, 2019
Recommend
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Pros

If you are still employed, compensation is very competitive

Cons

Significant synergies in the form of layoffs being conducted across the company. Layoffs still being considered for later in 2019. These layoffs impact production and revenue of the company furthering into a potential death spiral for one of the largest lines of business. Layoffs will continue with more work left to be done by the few.

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Cotiviti Response
7y
Cotiviti certainly has undergone a great deal of change, particularly in the ranks of leadership. This is often the case following the merger of companies. This level of change is not suitable for everyone. We recognize that we could be more communicative with team members about our wins in the marketplace. Admittedly, we have been more externally focused on “reintroducing” our brand and our expanded offerings to customers. We are receiving a very positive response from our customers regarding our greater services and capabilities, and the teams who are working on them. At our recent Cotiviti Customer Conference, we were overwhelmed with interest in our expanded scope of services. Going forward, we will be sharing more news with employees about our achievements in the market and the progress we’re making with our customers.
2.0
Mar 25, 2019
Recommend
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Pros

- Flexible work schedule allowing work from home - Salaries are good but those who have half a brain can see that that isn't going to last much longer with the merger. - Work with some truly brilliant people despite being continuously hamstrung by antiquated technology and tools

Cons

Rudderless Ship comes to mind firstly when thinking of working here. From middle-management upwards there is a huge disconnect all the way to the top. Tons of ineffective, irrelevant Managers, Directors and VP level executives stifling growth by creating a sea of bureaucracy to justify their own existence. The culture is still that of the individual and not the collective - and good luck trying to spearhead a project or task that involves any sort of collaboration whatsoever as you must manage your way through the 5 managers of the 5 people you are allowed to work - who might not even be the right people you need to complete your task. When you do have a task be prepared for the areas you cross functionally work to have inconsistent, sloppy, undocumented processes at every turn. Lots of empty promises from senior management, with a severe lack of professional development and career progression plans. Promotions and hiring generally frozen from a merger that took place over half a year ago, unless that job is overseas.

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Cotiviti Response
6y
We appreciate your positive comments about flexibility and compensation. Our teams work hard to ensure that our employees have what they need to do their best work. Your choice to call us a "rudderless ship" is unfortunate and harsh. Mergers and acquisitions are common in the corporate world, and these are typically complex and difficult to manage. Having worked in this organization's many forms for more than two decades, I have seen our senior leadership plot a course for success and propel us toward the goal. Clearly, the nearly $5 Billion purchase price of the former Cotiviti business demonstrates the ability to create value for clients through knowledgable and dedicated teams. You have the option of discussing your concerns with your manager or with your HR business partner. Cotiviti also offers an anonymous employee concern hotline, and we certainly encourage you to share your feelings and observations.
1.0
Feb 28, 2017

Embodiment of Inequality

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Pros

Flexible hours make for good work life balance

Cons

If you're looking for proof of systemic racism and sexism, look no further. People of color remain in lower paying collections positions while higher paying auditor positions are held by majority white people. Females who achieve more than their male counterparts are often overlooked for promotions. White males at cotiviti are promoted based on time and clique affiliation. Look at the newly created "GST" team that is full of all the white "frat boys," save a few token white females. Employees of color are not given the opportunity to excel and see little growth. There are only a small handful of Managers of color and no directors of color. The culture at this place is completely rich white dudes who golf. If you're a rich white dude who golfs, this is the place for you.

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