There was not enough work. I had to be creative to stay busy.
Pros: work/life balance, pay, having a beautiful office that overlooked the bay.
Cons: no challenge and being laid off due to good work on my part
I never understood why I was hired coming from Staffing Concepts and the caseload and responsibilities I held compared to First Advantage.
In my interview, I was supposed to visit clients and have some of the same responsibilities as my prior job, but once on I accepted the position, I realized I really was not needed. I enjoy a fast paced challenging
– more... environment and this was a relaxed, slow paced environment.
I became creative and came up with some wonderful ideas, included Workers Compensation forms in the new hire paperwork to help clients if there was an accident, found the first drug testing company to go to the scene of the injury or hospital to take the drug screen and all were upheld in court. I researched old files and was able to find documents that changed the entire Workers Compensation case. In many cases, we settled for minimal amounts or denied the file.
I did learn underwriting in this position from my boss. So, when he was out I was able to challenge myself and have more work to do which I loved. – less
Tasha1 – May 30, 2013
Hi I was hoping you can help me. I worked for first advantage and I was let go after 4 days and I know it was because my manager did not like me. But I meet someone name Bridgett my first day their and was told if I had any problems or questions to contact her (this was Friday) she said she was from North or South Carolina she left on Friday. She had given the training class her number I believe it was a 800 number but me being let go so unexpectedly I left it in my legal pad at work. I don't know if that's just how this company is or its just that manager. If you know who I'm talking about please help I have been off work since January when I was in a bad car accident and I really needed the job. I could understand if I had done something wrong but I know I didn't.