Inspira Financial reviews

3.5

61% would recommend to a friend

(217 total reviews)
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Matt Marek

64% approve of CEO

66% positive business outlook

Inspira Financial has an employee rating of 3.5 out of 5 stars, based on 217 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Inspira Financial employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Financial Services industry (3.7 stars).

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217 reviews
2.0
Oct 5, 2024

Chaos and Disorganization Following Rebrand and Leadership Changes

Anonymous employee
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Pros

The collaborative environment where teams work well together and support each other across departments. There’s a focus on partnership and knowledge-sharing, which helps contribute to a productive work culture. Additionally, the remote work setting provides flexibility, allowing employees to manage their tasks independently.

Cons

Following the rebrand, the company’s culture and vision appear to have shifted. The focus has moved away from fostering a strong workplace environment to prioritizing acquisitions and meeting numerical goals. This has led to a noticeable decline in organization and efficiency, largely due to insufficient planning. Additionally, there have been significant layoffs, including key individuals responsible for driving the rebrand and implementing best in industry marketing technology to support lead gen. These changes will affect efforts to streamline work processes and address internal challenges, contributing to a sense of disorganization within the company.

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Inspira Financial Response
1y
Thank you for this really thoughtful feedback. I will personally utilize it within my team in hopes to continue to be as transparent as possible, and will also think through how we can help leadership implement better processes for communication through any feeling of chaos as we go through synergies after acquisitions. I’d be happy to discuss live if you’d like to share more directly. I really appreciate your consideration, transparency, and suggestions….it’s so important to share things like this, no matter the platform, so thank you again. -Karyn DeFalco, Chief People Officer
1.0
Nov 14, 2017

CALL CENTER formerly Client Service

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Pay is great and competitive within this industry and the potential for this business is substantial in the years to come.

Cons

The main business of this company has always been and seems to be the Automatic Rollover business. The company has grown exponentially and has not been able to realistically organize the structure of the departments until just recently. Even with the recent restructure, the culture, the attitude and the management overall has still not done the best they could do to really understand what the main problems are. It is the people that work here. 1) In the RS Client service, we went from providing Quality calls that are real "service" to Quantity calls that are of a call center sweatshop. The company and management want MTC to be viewed as a prestigious custodian yet we want to identify ourselves as a call center with low quality reps that are ill-trained, unequipped or not given enough tools which in the end are left to fend for themselves. Why do we have such bad reviews and angry clients? It is because our reps do not have the time or the skill to take these types of calls with finesse and rush thru the call however way they can to get to the next. The quality has dropped tremendously. Does management have time to review calls every now and then for quality control? We cannot provide world class client service if we run like a call center. Hire more people, screen strengths and weakness and put the right people in the right skill set. The great people that DO work hard are overworked and abused even more so because of their reliability and common sense for what is right. Go above and beyond and it will guarantee you picking up the slack of your weaker colleagues. 2) Management does not share the same goals to make their employees successful in the RIGHT way. Favoritism and unfair preferential treatment is blatant around here and if you are liked, you might get a chance at advancement or allowed for your mistakes to be slipped under the rug. It is clear that you do not need to have the basic foundation of core skills or be held to a higher standard on your integrity as long as you can APPEAR that you are doing your job. Getting 5 star reviews all day long does not mean anything if they have to be BEGGED for on every phone call. We are here to help the client not ASK for reviews and express our desperation. Reviews are a ruse but still do not fix your deeper problems. Nice try though. 3) MAKE and GIVE TIME for your employees to do their job and TRUST them to do it. - Do not milk your employees to be on the phone, answer calls, provide amazing service, develop long overdue procedures, troubleshoot company problems, deal with IT technical issues and expect your employee to accomplish this with no breathing time between a 2 minute break. It is VERY sad that the employees that DO care about the clients have to fight for TIME to be off the phone to do the things that need to get done. It is VERY sad that extensive explanations have to be provided when you are taking too long in the bathroom or want to get a cup of water when you want to. AND if you do find that there are employees that abuse their time then reprimand those individuals and stop letting the rest of the team suffer for bad employees that are hired and fell under the radar. This is how mental issues develop! Yes, stress! 4) ALL MANAGEMENT SHOULD LISTEN TO CALLS AND USE THIS AS A TOOL TO GET BETTER. – A manager that has never a take call from an RSG client should not be issuing finite rules and sending out harassing emails every 10 minutes nor should they be instant messaging you on what you are doing. This is not an adult daycare. If you do not trust your employees that they are doing work, yes work that is not on a call then you should take a day in their shoes to see what they have to deal with. No one ever wants to see those emails all day and it does not scare or make it any better. It does NOT change or make work faster on the client we are currently at and it only brings the moral down and respect is lost at that point. It is not necessary to babysit your employees if you hire employees with integrity to begin with. Do not treat your most valuable asset, your employees, like children. It normally never ends well. There is much more but with MTC’s speed on things let’s start here for now on what to work on. Having high hopes that this company turns around and truly focuses on the employee experience, because ultimately this will all trickle into a positive effect for our clients and partners. Many of these things cannot be discussed with management and anything that goes to HR goes back to your management anyway which makes your work life possibly worse. Can’t speak up it goes nowhere. Good Luck this year…we can only hope.

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Inspira Financial Response
8y
Our company has achieved tremendous growth over the past few years and some of the growing pains that come with a high-growth company. The opportunities ahead are tremendous and we know we can’t get there without a key focus on our people. Your feedback is greatly appreciated and we would love the opportunity to sit down with you to further discuss and share with you the journey we are on as a company and key initiatives we have implemented and working towards for 2018. Our goal, aligned to our core values, is to focus on an above and beyond client and employee experience. To get there, we welcome your feedback and encourage you to further discuss with your manager and the HR Team so we can better understand your ideas and share with you process and leadership improvements we have made. A summary of some of the key initiatives implemented and in process for 2018 include: • Leadership Training – launched high impact leadership program in which all people leaders will be required to complete between now and 2018 • Process Training – defined training for new hires to listen to live calls and job shadow; created buddy program for new hires to improve onboarding; conducted refresher training to address more complex calls; call monitoring process with regular coaching sessions to address employee questions • Workforce Staffing – restructured teams to address peak call volume and increase agent availability to improve work load; changed part-time employee hours to align to peak call volume; created daily forum for the team to outline key procedures and share positive feedback; visual management boards to show real-time SLAs to create efficiencies and improve call queue • Employee Feedback – Client Service suggestion box to allow employees another feedback option in addition to the Ideas House Program • Recognize Employees – aligned to our core values “Excel” and “Celebrate,” recognized individual and teams for the tremendous work over the last few months related to improved performance and feedback Again, would love to opportunity to further discuss these key initiatives with you in more detail and work with you on other ways to continue to improve the employee experience. Our continued growth and success depends on our employees and we encourage all to share their feedback and work with us to continue to go above and beyond. Human Resources
2.0
Dec 11, 2024
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Pros

remote work and guaranteed 40 hours

Cons

- training is rushed. you will be expected to know everything, and theres a LOT of info to know - their old systems are so aggravating. constant technical issues, no wonder there is problems when trying to help customers. - learned there is no overtime pay which was never mentioned before. i dont see myself here much longer.

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