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Bloated and Outdated - Anonymous employee Blue Cross Blue Shield Global Solutions Employee Review

2.0
Sep 13, 2025
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Summer Fridays ERGs Visually pleasing office easy to farm your work out, contract workers are plentiful and can be brought on for pretty much any reason. There doesn't seem to be global oversight. You will find out that another area is doing the exact same work you are doing and leadership didnt connect the dots. Fast pay progression for not that much more effort. No backbone in admin, making > 40% more than where I started, 3 title progressions, still the same job as when I was hired.

Cons

Super inconsistent, can't focus on a goal for more than a year No accountability, literally nothing is required, pressure comes from direct manager, but leadership can't seem to figure out how to get anyone to do anything so decided that nothing is required. about 2 decades behind in most areas, trying to resurrect old corporate, or more like keeping it on extreme life support. Completely inauthentic culture with no development. The only culture that seems to bring everyone together is comparing/complaining about the RTO. No one is rowing in the same direction or even in the same boat. Creepy competitiveness and siloing. "I have no idea what they do"is usually how you describe your closest teammates. Does not support continuing education or certifications, even if it would save money overall. Would rather hire someone new rather than support growth internally towards new technology

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5.0
Jun 23, 2026
Anonymous employee
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Pros

great company and awesome work culture

Cons

None, No issues with company

4.0
Mar 12, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Leadership is clearly making a genuine effort to improve workplace culture and is willing to model the behaviors and tools they encourage employees to adopt. This “practice what you preach” approach helps build trust and signals positive intent from the top. Compensation is above average compared to similar roles in the association space, which makes the organization competitive in attracting and retaining talent. Workplace flexibility is a major strength — employees are given meaningful autonomy in how and where they work. Additionally, the organization appears to take employee feedback seriously, particularly through engagement surveys and listening efforts.

Cons

Organizational change is frequent and often feels like the norm rather than the exception. Team structures and role shifts can be unclear, which creates uncertainty for employees trying to plan and prioritize their work. There have been multiple rounds of layoffs tied to restructuring, sometimes followed by rehiring for similar roles, which can impact morale and perceptions of stability. New tools, initiatives, or policies are occasionally introduced without full clarity on implementation or long-term strategy. There also seems to be a noticeable divide between leadership and individual contributors — in many cases, progress or approvals require escalation through leadership channels rather than being resolved at the working-team level.

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