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More and more great employees losing their jobs - Anonymous employee TotalMed Staffing Employee Review

2.0
Dec 22, 2023
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Remote work possible, some great coworkers, flexible schedules

Cons

There is no job security with this company. Over the past 4 months or so they have fired 1/4-1/2 of the employees, easily. The CEO has made some pretty out of touch, condescending remarks regarding this, such as a statement that was posted to Slack saying they were 'right sizing' the company, and not to worry, because all those people who lost their jobs will 'be just fine'. The company was sold at the beginning of 2023, I am assuming with the inflated numbers coming off from covid, and now that new parent company is squeezing tight to get their investment back. Many employees that survived the cuts realize there is no job security here. We are getting tired of the negative attitudes of middle management and the unreasonable processes and standards being implemented on a continual basis.

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culture overall is great, leaders are in tune with the business

Cons

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2.0
Jun 26, 2025
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Pros

Flexibility, the people, a culture where people help each other, remote work with option to come into office (although you need to pay for parking to do so)

Cons

This used to be the most enjoyable and rewarding job. I had so, so much fun here. I cried when I left, because Stella has turned this into a dumpster fire. Constantly pinching pennies and costing themselves dollars. Cutting resources, telling recruiters and BDMs to do 3x more with less. Toxic culture once you get beyond your pod, especially if you need to deal with 90% of the folks in Payroll. COMPLETELY disengaged leadership who reads surveys, and then gives corporate lip-service to actual issues once a quarter. Pay is super uncompetitive now, and the company has shifted to marketing to recent high school/college grads. Tons of people have either left, or have been victims of the last 3 rounds of layoffs - another round may be on the way after the merger with TNAA. Culture was once incredibly fun, and now, it's a shell of it's former self. I miss the old TotalMed.

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