Pros

You get to meet great people who are generally really nice and outgoiing. Although management may not, the associates you meet there will give you all the insight you could ever ask for in the healthcare industry and anything else you may be interested in. Having a huge work force allows for a unique knowledge sharing experience that is hard to get at smaller companies.

There are no limits to the number of "sick" days that can be used. This being said, you may be expected to work from home on said "sick" day.

The cafeteria has great food, even if it is over-priced.

Overall a great place to start a career but not finish.

Cons

Working from home is a blessing and also a curse. Since everyone is on salary, you may only be in the office from 8 am - 5 pm but that does not mean your day has to end there and management will not expect it to.

For a healthcare company, the benefits could be better although it is nice to have a free clinic on campus to go to. Even though there is a free clinic to go to, some of the doctor's and NP's there are incompetent.

Neal is one cocky SOB. If only he came around and I would actually see him so I could knock him off his pedestal.

Low salaries. Your workers work hard, compensate them.

Advice to Senior Management

I wish senior management was more organized. With the roles I have had there, managers manager in varying ways. Luckily for me right now I am with a great management team.