Pros
You can from home- but when you do, expect to pay for it with higher workload and micromanagement. Some say the benefits are good, but they actually aren’t good at all when you compare them to competitor companies benefits.
Cons
Where do I even begin? I worked at one of the HCA Medical City hospitals in the area for 5 years prior to transferring to the SSC in irving. My experience working at the actual hospital was overall good, but due to my personal circumstances at the time, I needed to be able to work remotely so I made the regrettable decision to transfer. Within less than a week I knew I had made a mistake. EVERYONE is miserable at that place. It’s literally the most depressing atmosphere ever. Then, when you go to work from home, you have to log your bathroom breaks and are micromanaged to death and given unrealistic workloads. They expect you to work super hard but the pay is awful. You get written up for everything. Your manager will most likely be a clueless recent college grad who knows less about the work than you do because of their “manager in training” program. If you don’t have a bachelors degree you won’t ever promote above entry level. I was spoken to like I was a child rather than a capable adult. I attempted to get help and advice for some issues I was having and was basically told “we don’t care.” No one stays, it’s a revolving door. It seriously sucks and it caused me literal mental anguish. I was so stressed out and unhappy when I worked there. Not at all worth it.