feeling like I made a difference.
Many are Nice people. Many are Caring, hard working, good people.
Fairness. Treating employees as individuals, not numbers or groups of "types". Special programs have gone too far to where lazy, slow employees are paid higher than the experienced, knowledgeable, hard working employees.
Have never met them. Never see them. They're out of touch and in meetings all the time. It's very clear at TriHealth if you don't have numerous initials behind your name, you are nothing.
Competitive pay. Teens entering the marketplace are starting out very close to what experienced, knowledgeable, professional 10-15 year employees make at TriHealth. AND we have to be there. Rain, Snow, Tornado, Emergency, COVID, we are there. Holidays, weekends, nights, WE ARE THERE.
Peer interviews are a form of torture. Outdated. Cincinnati is 100 years behind. So is TriHealth. Nothing is fair to the long term worker. If your mgr doesn't want to lose you, she doesn't. And you don't grow, don't get more pay, better job, or anything. Like a bad marriage.