Aetna reviews

Working from home

Micromanagement, too much pressure to make a 90 or above on each and every call, and if you don’t meet that metric, you don’t get a raise.

Reasonable insurance

I’ve never talked to the CEO, but I like my leadership team.

Do fun things to boost morale. Have group Meetings give out gift cards, really anything to help us create a bond

I did online research about the position and what it entailed, came up with questions to ask them As well.

I would say my compensation is below average. The ad said anywhere from 18.50 - 33/hour. I’ll be at 18.75 at least another year.

Fairly represented.

Having a member tell me I helped them today

Good pay. Generous bonus plans

Constant layoffs. Seemed like a new round every time there was any bad news at all which makes for an anxious environment

Salary and bonuses

It just changed again - not enough insight

Try sticking by your employees in tough times. Seems like we were always letting people go and hiring an letting go

Financial reports and web site

Pretty good. My pay increases by coming to Aetna

Not an issue. Teams were diverse

It’s insurance so…

Absolutely nothing

Abusive and toxic boss, unrealistic productivity expectations, quantity but not quality is prized, immediate boss/lead medical director has made it clear to myself and the other medical directors on the team to only read the nurses’ summaries instead of reading the actual medical records

Nothing

Aetna is awful

They are for profit. Not patient oriented

Nothing, this company is horrible

You can never contact them or find them

Start with caring for patients

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Not applicable, nothing about this company is good

Nothing about this company is good

I could work with a team Or independent. I had opportunities to train and coach and do incentives for fellow teammates. I felt valued as a person and had a lot of flexibility to get my job done

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Wellness points/ money

I'm so traumatized

learning how to steal from medicare and the federal government via over-billing.

being forced to lie about billing

none

Aetna is awful

They are for profit. Not patient oriented

Nothing, this company is horrible

You can never contact them or find them

Start with caring for patients

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Not applicable

Not applicable, nothing about this company is good

Nothing about this company is good

It's a great company, supporting management.

Compensation is not good as work responsibility.

Love to work with SQL and numbers

The hours and benefits were decent.

Not very much down time and breaks are short.

Not working on weekends and having a Discount card at CVS

Solid company with sound business principles

low pay

employee discounts at various retail stores

Training to perform related functions.

Lack of ability to advance.

Seniority/Remote Worker

Environment/spaces are nice

Expensive benefits, minimal support from management when operational issues are existent, disorganized/antiquated systems

Vision - that is a great benefit

Sold company to work for.

Lack of training was unfortuate.

They treat employees well.

flexibility

not desired job. I wish I was more hands on in the field.

Health care/retirement/ stocks

Infant company at the time with great growth potential.

Stalled growth potential.

Working from home.

Transparency

Internal promotions

Monetary bonuses upon meeting production goals

There are lots of challenges, and I love to research and resolve challenges.

The leadership is lacking good sense

Work from home

flexibility and salary

working over 40 hours a week.

bonus program, large selection of benefit options.

Treat employees well.

Nothing stands out

health rewards when they were offered and on site fitness center

Work life balance, opportunity to thrive.

Not many cons really. If I have to nit pick, the salaries could be better.

Being able to tele work. This is an amazing benefit to have.

The staff is supportive and encouraging. Along with the wages and benefits.

The health compensation for products such as excercise equipment, massages, and gym memberships.

I could work with a team Or independent. I had opportunities to train and coach and do incentives for fellow teammates. I felt valued as a person and had a lot of flexibility to get my job done

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Wellness points/ money