Underpaid and Overworked - Training Coordinator PacificSource Employee Review

1.0
Apr 27, 2022
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

The benefits are actually pretty decent, especially if you have a family. They also allow remote work up to 4 days a week but you do have to come in the office at least one day a week, three if you are a supervisor.

Cons

Boy where do I start. First off, as an insurance company, PacificSource is the most underpaid across the area. Routinely people take pay cuts to work on many of our teams. Leadership does not care about service roles or any hourly roles as they consistently are left out of conversations. Leadership likes to say they are "transparent" but use corporate jargon with meaningless buzzwords and dodge questions about pay. Please save yourself the trouble and DO NOT WORK HERE. The benefits are honestly not worth it. They consider it part of your pay which is criminal to me. They are bleeding employees at this point because of it, so use this as the red flag you need and RUN!

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Pros

PacificSource genuinely cares for their employees and offers full time remote working opportunities, which Boomers have taken away everywhere else.

Cons

I think about quitting at least once a week because the employees here are soul-sucking. Entitled and out of touch. Might be the healthcare industry, but employees here doesn’t seem to understand the concept of smart business and our viability in the market if we don’t shape up.

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Pros

Coworkers who support each other, care about the business, and work from home.

Cons

The path of destruction and mismanagement that’s at the executive level is astonishing. None of them appeared to know anything about how the work is being done and no one seems to have a clue about what updates and changes are happening, let alone how to proceed with changes since they have no clue about the steps within the work, which leads to a ton of confusion across teams. Asking questions and seeking conversation within this “open door” company is risky and labels you as “resistant”. It’s common and is keeping the people who are doing the work from participating in conversation because of fear of being retaliated against or of being viewed negatively.

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