Kaiser Permanente reviews

The work load at Kaiser can be overwhelming at times, their desire is that every hour of the day be filled with a patient, which can be very draining in mental health. Communication between departments isn't efficient and frequently, although we can be interdependent, we don't really know what the other department does specifically, or how they function, and vice versa. Also, much of the job satisfaction for staff in behavioral health is connected to the style of management in their clinic, which varies from caring and supportive to indifferent and neglectful. This is a problem across the board within Kaiser. My experience of Kaiser management, senior and line, is that they are generally polite and respectful. Nevertheless, it is easy to get typed at Kaiser which will determine future opportunities or lack thereof.

I work at the Duluth Contact Center in GA. This is the absolute most negative and miserable job I have EVER had. That is saying something, as I once had a job literally working on a railroad in 105° heat. Managment is horribly unprofessional. I almost cannot find the words to elaborate on just how unprofessional. You're made to feel stupid if you ask questions. There is such favoritism it's ridiculous. There are "road runners", ie "floor support".. who literally walk around doing nothing but joking with each other. My team manager is a jerk who openly walks around with a horrible attitude and is completely unapproachable. I cannot express enough how horribly managed this place is. Every day I look for another job. Every day I pray I never have to come back to this Hell on Earth again.