Pros
- Good starting pay and benefits, especially out of college - If you like to travel it can lead you to some pretty great destinations - For the most part, the people are great and fun to work with
Cons
- The work is very "checklist" driven, meaning you only work from the company methodology and any derivation is put down right away - Clearly they don't want to accommodate or change to adapt with the market - analysts and associates become stuck implementing a tool that is terribly outdated and a methodology that accommodates a healthcare market from fifteen years ago - Promotion is solely based on how well liked you are within teams and not necessarily how good of an employee you are - Leadership keeps telling everyone that everything is fine with the company while they continue to just lay people off and their jobs stay safe