Pros
Bagels on Friday, good balance working on and off site.
Cons
Bad purchase by Optum to get foot into Federal market, running Columbia operation out of MN, no significant new business, no idea how to run Federal business. All major projects ending within next year and now being large business with all kinds of conflicts of interest ( being owned my healthcare company) prospects of winning rebids are slim. Not competitive with other large companies slowly and painfully putting QSSI out of business. QSSI management EXTREMELY weak, no leadership, unfriendly and uncaring. Working too hard to please Optum's bottom line, layoffs every year, no job security long term. Optum Sr mgmt does poor job with communication of stability and initiatives. Right hand does not know what left hand is doing, employees don't know what is going on. Most employees don't know their Optum counterparts, or even others within QSSI outside of their small department. QSSI used to be a dynamic, fun, busy and agile company to work for, now it takes a "committee" to make a simple decision, nothing productive or innovative gets done. Salaries are competitive for select jobs but short lived. Benefits are really bad, healthcare is very costly and too limited. Another CEO after constant restructure (org charts still non-existent) may be too little too late, following UHG "boys club" mentality.