Avoid this job like the plague it is - Insurance Verification Representative PFS Group Employee Review

1.0
Nov 9, 2023
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Can get an hour lunch if you like, can flex your schedule, hard to get fired

Cons

Management is not accommodating, pay is super low, raises are only annually and they use every single little thing you did for the last 12 months against you to justify you not receiving the entirety of the $1.00 raise applicable, supervisors are uninformed and untrained, leadership never knows exactly what is going on or what they should be having their staff do. Trust me when I say, everyone hates this place and we work remotely now(so that should tell you something). Company culture and morals on a scale of 0- 5 is a 0. Don't get sucked into the this worm hole. You apply, you stay for a bit after knowing it sucks the life out of you, but it's a job and applying takes work. Take the additional time to apply to other organizations that value your time and your work as a person and an employee. This place will never do that.

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PFS Group Response
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Thank you for taking the time to post your evaluation. We greatly appreciate your feedback and will be open to any suggestions. Employees are encouraged to work in the office for additional training if needed, but we offer remote opportunities at the employees' discretion. We are deeply concerned that your experience was not fulfilling and are working our best to change that. If you have further feedback, please get in touch with our HR Department; we will discuss any other matter or recommendations.

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