Be cautious and understand that the honeymoon stage will end - Associate THMED Employee Review

1.0
Apr 17, 2019
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Team members you work with on the floor. Office is kept up neatly. Covered parking. Starting to transition over to Flexible scheduling.

Cons

This company has a honeymoon stage. Usually last the first 3 months. Please be aware of your surroundings and get a feel for how things operate. There are certain people who are protected. There are certain people who are treated differently because they are a higher producers. They preach transparency but a lot of things are swept under the rug when no one is paying attention. If you are interested in the company, you should highly consider working as an account manager. Business Development (Marketers) and Recruiters have the shortest leash because they are in the positions that require the most work. AM’s have the easier workload of the group of the company position wise. It is all about what territory you are placed in to determine your success. There are AM’s making great money only having to rely on as few as 1 client in order to make decent GM on a month to month basis. They do not care about calling pipeline, taking the extra step, helping recruiters/marketers etc. Marketers are to bring in Contracts in order for recruiters to have jobs to work on and fill open vacancies with the client. There are several studs within this company as far as Marketers. It is all about bringing in contracts and having solid opportunities that have potential in finding someone for the job. There are Marketers who do the complete opposite. They bring in contracts that they know will not get filled or have a very low probability in finding someone for the opportunity, but since KPI measurements are important, it most of the time gets over looked on the quality of a job that is brought in. There are open jobs that have been open for almost a year that recruiters are blamed for not filling. Recruiters definitely have the highest turnover. During my 6 months I could definitely count the team had went through at least 15 employees. There is a reason why there is high turnover. Some realize that maybe the job is not for them and most others realize there is no chance to succeed. People who are hired and new to the team all struggle. There are relationships/cliques within the company. If you don’t get in, you won’t make money, There is no 401k match. They count the number of minutes you are late in to work. Just be mindful of this conversation, I am not saying to not work for this company because there are good hardworking people at Medestar, but definitely be aware and watch your back.

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5.0
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Pros

Good culture, lots of nice people.

Cons

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2.0
Aug 5, 2015
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CEO approval
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Pros

It is a growing company. They have fun activities like a Christmas party, a day at the State Fair, etc. The dress is casual. You can wear jeans everyday. During the summer, you get out early on Fridays. The salary is okay. The benefits are decent and affordable. If you are in a sales position, you will make commission as well.

Cons

This is just the work version of a high school clique. Most of the employees came from the same previous employer. The majority of employees not from that previous employer were hired because they were recommended or referred by a current employee. If you are reading this review, then you are an outsider. You will feel like an outsider and be treated like an outsider unless you make it into the safety of acceptance by the clique. It is not very likely you will move up unless you are part of the clique. Most employees that were not hired under the two methods described quickly leave this company. I will state the obvious there is little to no diversity. There is a high rate of turnover since most positions are sales positions that keep you tethered to a phone all day basically cold calling doctors, hospitals, etc. The CEO has owned and sold several companies in the past. Most likely he will eventually sell this one as well. If you are looking for a career, that should be a concern.

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