55% positive business outlook
Pros
great culture, competitive pay, strong core values and mission
Cons
none! excellent place of employment
Pros
Just writing something here because I have to
Cons
Basically everything. HR is inept at their jobs. Leadership is all about themselves and doesn’t live their core values. They will bring you in with no idea how to onboard or orientate you to the culture… the toxic and cult like culture. The VA call center can dress casual, but no one else can.
Pros
Great benefits, strong core values, believes in the mission of lowering the cost of healthcare.
Cons
Manager was very into micromanagement.
Pros
SIGNAUTRE is a place where we continuously rise up, picking up tasks that others aren't willing to face or can't feasibly step up to. The culture is fast paced and never the same - It simulates us to change and face new challenges head on, recognizing those challenges pushes us to grow more as a company and grow individually. They have several self improvement programs available for employees to access, activities/programs stimulated through SIGNATURE to participate in, and benefits most jobs cannot offer. The people here are AMAZING! We pride ourselves in the fact we are different and strive to live the SIGNATURE core values: Courage, Passion, Integrity, and Respect. I have moved between different departments experiencing different areas that the company has to offer and also was recently promoted. If you are wiling to do the hard things and take pride in your work - SIGNATURE is the place for you.
Cons
We have awesome benefits but they are expensive. They add however additional funds to every paycheck to help compensate for the expense. We are contracted at a certain rates, so we don't get work based raises, but they do give us a raise annually (they also have work based incentives in place of work based raises). It is a growing company and to keep all of our values in places (upheld) during the growth can be challenging, as new faces are coming in and out regularly. However, the original leaders and original SIGNATURE staff fight daily to continue that mission. We need more people willing to stand up for what's right and do the hard things...and that's difficult to find now a days. We need more people that are willing to rise up and do the impossible.
Pros
Flexible working hours when it suits them. Decent pay if you don't take/need the benefits.
Cons
Management claims to be understanding. Not really. The only consistent thing about this place, is that there is no consistency. So if you work here, prepare to get told 22 different answers at any given time when asking the same question. Things will be promised to you, and then taken-back. Had 2 managers that were good/tolerable. Several others are awkward, insensitive, and holier-than-thou. Family friendly? Nope. More lies to get you to sign on for the roller coaster that is working here. Tip-toe lines of legal/illegal with employee rights and the fine print of their government contracts daily. Core values are Integrity, Respect, Courage, Passion. Yea. Right. CEO may believe in these things, but management and employees "talk the talk" but very few "walk the walk". Things getting stolen, management and HR do nothing about it. Coworkers range from snooty to disturbingly sickly. Bathrooms are disgusting. For a company that's grown as much as signature has, they really need better amenities for employees. Building is full of sick people and poor circulation, so prepare for lots of doctors' visits or buy stock in tissues. A/C has been broken since 2015 or earlier. Building management either can't or won't fix it. INSANELY HIGH COST OF BENEFITS. UNBELIEVABLE. Unrealistic for any working class person. Cost almost $29K between deductible and premiums for a family before insurance paid a DIME. Unacceptable. Leaves a large number of employees no choice but to not take company insurance. Stuck between a rock and a hard place. Extra $4.27/hr if you don't take the health insurance. Did not include in my Salary review because it's purpose is to offset the cost of insurance. MANDATORY awkward award ceremonies every 3 months where management and the "popular kids" pat each other on the back in front of the whole company. No opportunity for raises "due to government contracts". Other "government contract" jobs and companies provide annual raises, if not more frequently. More lies to save money for Executive Management team and group of "popular kids" to take lavish 1/2 million dollar vacations together. Performance bonuses not always attainable for various reasons and depend on your contract. Inconsistent enforcement of "business casual". Inconsistent enforcement of absence policy. Inconsistent enforcement of cell phone policy (another government contract no-no based on the work we do).
Pros
There aren’t any, don’t fall for it.
Cons
There are no real core values, just false hope and lies. Management is a joke and most of them can’t even make decisions on their own. They use intimidation tactics to get what they want and they tell so many lies. They dance around answers, never really giving you straight answers. I’ve seen some pretty graphic photos come from upper management, along with drug use, and borderline sexual predator behavior.
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