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-Poor management. -The computer based training is thorough, but abysmal and does not apply to real world scenarios. -Took them 1 month to even initiate in job training. Was hired and they gave me the run around for a full month until my training was assigned, and even then the 4 days of training were spread out in 4 weeks because they didn't have anyone available to train me. The worst part is that the people who trained me were random scribes that they scrounged up and I could tell were not experienced nor expecting to be training someone. -The company has a borderline scam contract that you have to sign, if you terminate your employment within the first 6 months for whatever reason they fine you. - Abysmal compensation, minimum wage during training. One of the company representatives had the audacity to threaten me with legal action after I was fed up with their inaction and quit after three months for breach of contract. I informed them to take it off my last paycheck because I didn't see that paycheck 1 full month after I quit. The very next day I saw that paycheck being deposited. -No breaks given for the full 8 hour shifts This has to be one of the seediest companies I have had the displeasure of working for, and I have worked at a gas station, which ironically paid more and actually accommodated for a student's schedule.

Everything. I've worked for many companies in my life, with this one being the bottom of the barrel. While the company is fairly new, starting in 2010, that doesn't dismiss the fact that their work structure, pay system, and reimbursement methods are terrible. There are companies which have been around for less than 6 months with better models than this one. I seriously do not know how a doctor could take money out of their own paycheck to hire this company with how poorly it's run. If you want to be a scribe, I highly encourage you to work for a different company, preferably a local one. Here are some of the issues with this company. - The training is incredibly poor, and much of it does not relate to what you will actually be doing in the doctor's office you work for. It includes hours of videos from Windows 95 which you do not get paid to view, but which you have to view and study for. - You do not know who your manager is, what you are doing, or when your job starts as there is no guidance or structure. - Have to pay for your uniform out of pocket with no help from company. - Company does not pay you for your training. Hours of tests, videos, studying, etc. none of which is paid for. - Tests require you to have the knowledge of a medical doctor before starting. - On site training is just as poor, with scribe trainers being scribes who have little-no experience with the company. - Will cut your days and schedule without notice or reimbursement. - Will send you to different doctors without notice. - All for $9 an hour