Soliant Health reviews

3.4

50% would recommend to a friend

(835 total reviews)
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David Alexander

76% approve of CEO

47% positive business outlook

Soliant Health has an employee rating of 3.4 out of 5 stars, based on 835 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Soliant Health employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Human Resources & Staffing industry (3.8 stars).

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835 reviews
5.0
Oct 15, 2013
Recommend
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Pros

Clear cut processes and goals. Equal opportunity to succeed and grow your own business with sales and recruiting. Friendly teams of people and David's leadership is always upbeat and positive. Training is excellent and the tools are at our disposal to use such as great database and record keeping. In-house credential team is very good also. There is a spirit of competition, but not a spirit of greedy grabbing of other's candidates.

Cons

Most managers are really past recruiters who did well in the business and started with Soliant years ago. So, they understand the culture of the company. The downside is that while they may know recruiting, not all are the best at managing the work flow and people. I liken it to a great carpenter who may not be a great building project manager. But, they've earned their wings from the ground floor up. As the company grows, it will be interesting to see whether this model changes out of necessity toward a more professional management model.

3.0
Jun 5, 2013

Not a bad place to work

Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

They really do try to celebrate success for employees and join charities for the community

Cons

micromanaging. You get emailed 4 times a day about how many calls you make and if someone makes 100 calls they get a congratulations- even if it's cold calling through a blue book or database and most of them are wrong numbers or voicemails instead of understanding in this industry in general if you make that many calls you're not getting anyone on the phone- providers LOVE to talk and you're not building rapport with anyone if you have a ton of 1 minute phone calls.

5.0
Dec 23, 2012

Stellar company

Recommend
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Pros

Having worked for Soliant over 15 years, I could share many aspects of the company that have led to my continued employment. However, the leadership of President David Alexander stands out as the single most contributing factor of the company’s success. David is a man of impeccable character. He not only sets high expectations for his employees, but holds himself personally accountable to the same standards. His expectation of results, accompanied with his genuine interest in the lives of his staff, has led to the establishment of a performance culture where employees strive to do their best because of their personal pride in their job, and their desire to support the vision and mission set forth by David. Although there have many changes with the company over the years, David has remained consistent in his commitment to servant leadership. Not only does he wholeheartedly support his staff, he also serves others through various charities every year. At Soliant, strong work ethic does not go unnoticed. Hard work is recognized and rewarded. Company morale remains high. Seemingly small things, like providing free drinks, offer additional incentives for employees to strive to do their best, as they feel appreciated. Professional development and training is of the highest quality, and results in improving employee effectiveness. Success at Soliant is dependent upon an employee’s willingness to support the company vision and personal motivation and dedication to the job.

Cons

The growth of a company may lead to changes in policies and procedures. With a home office in New York and corporate expectations funneling down to subsidiaries, maintaining individual company policies and procedures becomes a challenge. As the home office generalizes policies and procedures to fit all subsidiaries, lines blur between an individual company’s traditional dos and don’ts. The result can be a home office’s tendency to remain neutral leading to a culture of political correctness, rather than allowing individual subsidiaries to keep personal identities. My concern is we will become too politically correct and lose focus of the founding principles that made us the company we are today.

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