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M1313 – February 13, 2013
Hi, I was interested in applying and would like to know if you can give me more information on the case load you had, if home visits were required and salary rate. Thanks,
WORTHLESS – February 13, 2013
maybe you were lucky enough to work at a GREAT office where your supervisors were knowledgable but the truth is that 90% of the offices have the same issues; poor management; little or no training; constant change/employee turnover; favoritism/nepotism; 0 accountability; if you kissed up, you are one of the few employees that receives acknowledgement, but if you staty back and just do your job, you are never noticed; supervisors claim they are there to help you, but when you ask for help, they are too busy or just don't want to bother with you; the NEW trainings are great and state that the company is family friendly and that's just a bunch of bull because there is no compassion when you need it...
WORTHLESS – February 13, 2013
yes, the trip was great to California, but even at that, I feell that the company should invest in some more up to date software, rather than spending bucos of money on trips for people that only stayed with the company a few months and then left...
cccc – January 19, 2013
I come from the irving office and basically this is just a job description. The member service Rep 2 doesn't get paid enough to go thru all the mess with the providers.in addition to being on the phone with these providers you have to explain why the claim wasn't paid when they have all the right documentation together. That position is high stress and nothing enough pay for the position. Its bad enough that molina doesn't pay its providers claims but they dont even pay the claims for its employees. I commend anyone who is still working there.
Tata2 – March 10, 2013
Hey guess what? The managers at your state must have moved to the state of Washington. Let us say good luck to the Bothell employees. They all need it so badly.