Pros
• Some team members are supportive and genuinely try to help each other despite the environment
• Opportunity to gain experience in high-volume, complex case handling
• Overtime opportunities available
Cons
• Job responsibilities have significantly changed from what was originally described during hiring
• Leadership turnover has created instability, with multiple directors in a short time
• New management brought in to fix workflow issues lacks understanding of the role and has made processes more inefficient
• No clear SOPs, QA processes, or regular 1:1s, resulting in zero accountability or performance guidance
• HR has been largely unresponsive despite multiple concerns raised by employees
• Offshore team appears undertrained and continues to escalate inappropriate cases despite repeated feedback over several months
• Concerns about escalation misuse are acknowledged but not meaningfully addressed, leading to ongoing operational strain
• Employees are sometimes expected to present themselves as “managers” to handle escalations due to lack of leadership availability
• High volume of abusive patient interactions with limited support or protection for frontline staff
• Morale is very low, with many employees feeling unsupported and unheard