“Insteresting”

Pros:  “You feel endorsed by the people, there's a great human team, no bad feelings.”

Cons:  “In my location it's kind of hard to get to the work place, and there's not flexibility to work from home, even if the client perfectly allows it.” – Full Review

“Works well”

Pros:  “- Many positions around the country available - Efficient placement procedures - Good bonus programs - Good salary - Nice recruiting officers”

Cons:  “- Much pressure to fill a position - Too much documentation work - Paycheck could come earlier” – Full Review

“Great place to work once training is endured.”

Pros:  “Strong team-leaders Fair wage Relaxed atmosphere Casual dress code”

Cons:  “Weekly "audits" -- progress reports that occur even during training Slow two-week training, no option to advance at your own pace” – Full Review

“Mixed Bag.. Good training, but RN visit compensation is lousy”

Pros:  “Good Training for OASIS Assessment, decent benefits, Good upfront pay while being trained.”

Cons:  “Lousy compensation, disorganized management, unfair reimbursement for Pt "missed visits" and mileage and phone charges. Terrible charting program, with lousy…” – Full Review

“I was an adjunct professor”

Pros:  “The department had good preparation for the materials”

Cons:  “non really, the department gave the resources I needed” – Full Review

“All in all, I enjoyed working at AlliedBarton.”

Pros:  “I worked with very knowledgeable, considerate people who helped balance work and personal life while meeting business needs. The opportunities abound for advancement if you…”

Cons:  “I really had no downside issues with AlliedBarton. Due to nature of business there is simply a high turnover of people, some work out and others shine and advance…” – Full Review

“somewhat rewarding”

Pros:  “Work closely with the patients, flexible work schedule, educational inservices,”

Cons:  “heavy workload, long work hours, no teamwork, getting up early in the morning (shift start 5am)” – Full Review