eClinicalWorks reviews

3.6

71% would recommend to a friend

(1,996 total reviews)
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Girish Kumar Navani

83% approve of CEO

69% positive business outlook

eClinicalWorks has an employee rating of 3.6 out of 5 stars, based on 1,996 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The eClinicalWorks employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Information Technology industry (3.9 stars).

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2.0
Feb 15, 2015

Mixed Feelings Being Here

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Most employees care about their clients and are willing to go beyond the call of duty to get the job done. Most employees work in teams and will work together to try and provide excellent customer service. The work life balance seems to be good in most cases.

Cons

You get little opportunity to learn out side of your job function, a lot of office politics, as another reviewer mentioned, no formal internal processes and extreme nepotism. Please note the extreme nepotism as the employees that are moved to new positions or promoted are directly related to another non American team member or one of the Indian owners. Few Americans are ever offered any advancement, career growth or job change. Many non Americans are allowed to stay in the company even when after years of poor customer service skills both internally and externally. Its a joke that the company is trying to sell Six Sigma services to sell better process improvement when the internal work processes are in a state of disarray or worse and there is no real effort to correct these flaws.

1.0
Sep 2, 2019
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Pros

Team members working with are helpful and intelligent and willing to assist

Cons

Long but worth every minute of reading. Zero flexibility in the year 2019. They tell you to answer a call after hours if clients call, yet you can’t work from home! State of emergency declared for snow but their office is open so you have to come in or take PTO. there is zero care for the employees, especially if you’re not a male or not from India. Zero advancement, only continuous false hope unless you’re related or have been there 10 years. If you’re thinking about Account Management GET FAR FAR AWAY FROM HERE!!! They have NO IDEA what an account manager is, how to handle accounts and have zero idea on the client type and volume of accounts you can actually handle - they set you up for failure! It’s so disappointing. I had high hopes never wanting to leave this company and being here over 5+ years I can’t handle it anymore. Telling you to do everything they say but there is Zero flexibility when you need help. Now after 5 years they want to force you to travel onsite to clients ... SO USELESS. If you don’t like it then quit. That’s their answer for everything. No work from home even though everything can be accomplished remotely, how dare you actually use your PTO, team leads have zero idea how to actually lead a team and everyone’s so fearful of Mahesh they don’t say no and end up screwing themselves and their teams in the crossfire. HR is a JOKE. They outright harass you god forbid you don’t have a visa to worry about and open your mouth, everything you do or say is under a microscope it’s disgusting and I don’t know how the heck they get away with this. Excuses now are it’s a policy because of the CIA because they were shady and tried cheating the government to get certification. It’s not policy and new work driving your employees out the door it’s the disgusting culture you’ve created. Fear for your job daily, do everything even though you’d have to stay late and work weekends to do it, no advancement, below industry standards on pay across the board and departments. Being a SAM means doing every other departments job, you’re the ONLY one being held accountable for the customer and their issues, work late and weekends without pay or recognition, micromanagement by a manager who doesn’t even know how to identify risk, you better fear for your job daily or else your complacent and that’s not cool, don’t ever expect to advance or go to another team, bonuses are a joke, raises are a joke, and management constantly assumes they were “weak” for leaving because of extra policies coming in instead of reflecting and taking accountability they preach to learn that it’s their inability to work WITH their employees. Let the TL make a call about work from home with that flexibility and travel isn’t mandatory for long standing employees - you’d have employees working harder and not even knowing it and have retention instead of a revolving door. Create a culture of value because your culture now is aggressive fear and no ones good enough and Ecw will tell you what to do and that’s it if you don’t like it leave. Wonder why the oversight organization hasn’t even touched the support department because it’s HALF of the companies issues right there. Open the flood gates. If you’re an Indian, or a male ... you’d do well. However regardless of talent you’ll be told nothing is good enough on a daily basis. Regardless you get the greatest surgery’s from clients who bring a million annually they couldn’t care. It’s sad, it’s defeating, its disgusting and 7 PEOPLE in one department left IN THREE WEEKS and they’re not even trying to think what they can do to keep those still here, here. It’s so disappointing.

1.0
Aug 8, 2019
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Pros

My co-workers were awesome and a lot of fun to work with. Same for the most part with the mentors. The pay is average but the benefits are pretty good.

Cons

They get you in the door with a bunch of lies about how you'll be helping customers and solving issues. This is however, a call center job. They want you to help the customers but only if you can accomplish it in under 7 minutes. If not, you set up a case and the customer may wait 48 hours for a call back. The customers are very rude and you're expected to jump back in call after horrible call within 1 minute of the last call ending. Some reps were able to make the outrageous numbers they want you to hit but most people are not and you are blamed for that instead of poor training. The training you are given is 3 months dedicated mostly to training the trainers. It's worthless, painful, and required. I eventually walked out because you can't even give a 2 week notice without them firing you (this is true and happened multiple times). If you think you can handle 2 years of an extremely toxic environment, you can post out of the department but only if you maintain your numbers and hide any negativity from the team lead who is at best emotionally unstable. Also, if you are or become pregnant or have kids, you will be treated unfairly and expected to put the job before your children's health.

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