Life Line Screening Employer Reviews

Very laid back company but very sales driven. If you're able to maintain high sales numbers you are will make bonus and be happy there. The products are always changing you need to keep up with that.

I would never recommend anyone to work there. I worked there for awhile and certainly saw some questionable things. When you first come in for your interviews, they lie to you. They will tell you anything they want to get you through the door. Warning: If they say the company provides growth or advancement that is a lie! Not only did I get told that, – more... but pretty much anyone who walked though that door got told the same thing. And boy, we were we sorely mistaken. You quickly find out that's not the case and then HR/management also bullies you into a schedule you didn't want or could not work. You find out that they look at you just as a seat in their building that can quickly be replaced. They used to hire those who were the best candidates for the job. Now they are using a temp agency to get people in quickly, no matter who they are. Don't get me wrong. You can find a needle in the haystack, but the majority end up being fired, quit, or behaving unethically while just getting by.

The hardest part of the job is the sales aspect. They want you to sell something that is way over priced for the customer. They want you to make it sound like it's something better than it is. It's tough trying to up-sell preventive health screenings that half the people may not even need. They may gave just had all the blood work done by their doctor, but you're supposed to weasel them into believing they need to have it again. The other thing is they are raising their prices again on the screenings/packages for the customers trying to make even more money. It's getting as expensive as going to go to your doctor.

Also, you slave all month on the phone trying to get the best up-sells and appointments to be high enough on their "scorecard" to bonus and keep your job. Here's the thing. Over time that I worked there, many...MANY people thought that something wasn't right with their numbers on the scorecard. Even when they calculated them up themselves, they couldn't figure it out. Management always had a reason/ excuse for the outcome. It never made sense. It was as though they were manipulating the numbers for different people every month. No one could figure out their motive for maybe doing this, but we were all convinced something shady was going on. The company definitely earned their money from what we sold, where you almost felt cheated when you saw your actual bonus.

Overall if you want a quick way to make some extra money by all means work here. Long term, there is nowhere up. They do not value their employees no matter what they tell you. They want you to stay exactly where you are. Management is also very poor. They do not know the proper ways to communicate with their employees or to help answer questions. Their answers are "What do you want me to do about it?" They hire outside the company for supervisor/higher roles. If you want to be training a supervisor on how to do their job that you could be doing...by all means work there.

When I worked there, at least 3 people had heart attacks. One of them tried to get some time off to go to doctors appointments for her health problems and they gave her a real hard time. Well, thanks to all of the stress from the job and trying to get time she needed off she ended up dying of a heart attack. It was very sad. Especially when they hardly said anything to their employees about the passing of their coworker.The morale as a whole is going down a sinking ship. I think that was one of the worst feelings. No one seemed truly happy. Everyone's just trying to get by until they can find something else or not get fired.

P.S: Beware of the bathrooms. Nasty, hardly cleaned. Maybe one sink working if you're lucky. There's gunk that's still on the bathroom walls that hasn't been cleaned off in years. And adults who don't know how to clean up after themselves. Lovely! – less

Great learning experience of the vascular system. Had oppertunitie to work with new medical machines like a dopler ultrasound machine, ekg's, and osteoperosis scaner. In a different place each day while meeting new people.

Owners used to be very involved. Now they are in title only. Occassionally you'll hear something from them about how bad things are but never much more than that. Constantly hiring more senior level marketing managers but never anyone below them to actually get the job done. If you're a mid level manager that enjoys mopping up after your boss, this – more... is the place for you. – less

Traveling all over Florida to help people prevent illness was the best feeling in the world, team managers are very nice and its a fun environment

Spoke with customers about there accts assisted in saving the accts and had the opportunity to earn a lot of extra money in commission

A good company to work for in the beginning,as years passed no raises, no bonuses but extra hours added. We were a very hard working company making millions. at the end of each week you were showed how much you yourself made the company, what bonus you would get an paid day off, etc.

constintly on the phone no breaks only a 30 min lunch
very easy job but have to sell products,which is not what I signed up for I am CSR and made tons of maoney for this Co.but it was never enough they kept raising the bar after I accomplished every goal they threw at me. Mngmnt lies !

Busy work environment. Time mangement is a must. The use of organizational skills is a top priority. Some days can be long with lots of travel required.

Began at Office Manager with a range of responsibilities. Advanced to sales position as Health Service Coordinator. Required sales ability, public speaking skills, and data management of health screening results.

this job entailed working with clients performing wellness checkups and traveling in the southwest Ohio area.

Great cause buy for the wrong reasons this is a for profit company that takes advantage on the screenings they provide by miss leading the customer to believe it can't be done by there physician thru the local hospital throught the united states.

Usually there are long drives to the work site {travel 2 -3 hours } with occasional overnights this does not include actual work hours which may range from 3-8hrs plus {depends on how many participants sign up each day}. There will be days when you may not work you just have to play it by ear. I learned a great deal about teamwork ,the importance of – more... time managament, problem solving ,managing others, and co-existing with several different personalities {co-workers} at one time, communication verbally and through body language,as well as the importance of the recognizing customers individual needs. People will be who they are no matter where you are {co-workers} you figure them out and do what has to be done.The hardest part of the job was loading and unloading the van, setting up the work stations at each new location and breaking down.The instabillity of a home life and constant changes in your schudule can also be harsh. I enjoyed learning about the importance of prescreenings through ultrasound and saving lives while doing so. Educating participants on products and services, performing test and reassuring those who were unconfortable was very rewarding. – less

I enjoy work with my co- workers everyone always helps outs.
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You are working 60-70 hours a week, and 30 hours of that is on the road which you only make 10$/hr. Avoid this place

Early Morning Travel in Team Van up to 300 miles one way
How to adapt in a small work place; precision loading and set-up
Busy
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Patients

Very good place to work, Loved traveling all over Florida. Also got to meet a lot of different people

I've learned many skills from the United States Navy, it taught me how to be responsible and always on time.

Taking incoming calls, selling, upselling, problem resolution.

The first 4yrs everything was great, and the last two yrs. the economy took a turn and we had major layoffs, more test, but less customers but over all good company.