Pros: food in cafe very good, but expensive, if you get to eat lunch.
Cons: read the comments. this place is horrible!!! like a "modern sweatshop", only on computers instead of sewing machines.
"Training session" pure torture and I never used the information in three years.
No talking allowed, the building was in complete silence. Buy an iPod, it's your only friend. Absolutely NO phone calls!!
Couldn't always get breaks or even lunch all the time. "Big Brother" is ALWAYS watching, people are paranoid. Went to the bathroom and my manager was
– more... standing at my tiny cubicle wondering where I was. (No one to make complaints to. The "little people" who work here have no one to talk to and make complaints. HR won't get involved. You are just stuck in a bad situation, but will find out if you tried to complain.) The person sitting next to me was working 12 hour days 5 days a week and complained that she was exhausted. One day, she was just gone. Our manager came and took her things. They claimed she quit. She quit and left her belongings there? You will get fired for anything. If someone just doesn't like you, or you complain about a situation, you will be gone.
If you have a family, especially kids, bring pictures. That's the most you will see of them. Some people there more than with their family and it isn't asked... it's TOLD. Kiss your family good-bye. Some people are working 12-14 hour days 5-6 days a week. Some departments start at 5am and are still working the 14 hour days. I could only imagine those people at home. No life... TMG, sleep, TMG.
The new building in Jessup is freezing, people in jackets all day and people carrying around blankets to cover up. The old building in Scranton was so much better.
Hated every second working here. Couldn't wait to find another job so I could quit. – less
Mony – September 13, 2012
My husband had two job interviews at TMG Health. The first one went very well and we wondered why they had not called back after a long long time. We had our hopes up, but then moved on and forgot all about the interview. One whole month and 3 days later, come to find out, they had forwarded his resume for a higher position that they felt he was well qualified for. (By the way, my husband is a NJ State Certified Medical Coder.) So they rushed him in for another interview with management and this interview went extremely well also. They made him an offer on the condition that his background check, drug test, credit check, etc., came out good. We were not worried and were excited after being out of work for almost 2 and a half years. TMG rescinded the job offer bacause my husband had too many blemishes on his credit report. Are you kidding me???? The economic downturn over the last few years have resulted in damages to credit reports and scores. How can we fix them if we can't get hired? My husband was an excellent candidate and would have been a great employee, but TMG will never know now. So, so unfair.