
Out of 1788 UnitedHealth Group employee reviews, 71% were positive. The remaining 29% were constructive reviews with the goal of helping UnitedHealth Group improve their work culture. The HR team, with 88% positive reviews, reports the best experience at UnitedHealth Group compared to all other departments at the company.
Place an emphasis on employee happiness instead of creating a culture of fear.
not laying off people of course
Leadership team should be helping out there team and I can say that has never happened in my case always get the run arounds.
Better health insurance plans for employees and customers. That is to not put profits over patients and low level employees
Review from Operations Dept
Planning rollouts of new systems better. Staffing properly. Training properly.
Review from Customer Support Dept
being compensated for master degree
We are the largest healthcare company in the country and our health benefits are garbage. They just cut our 401k match and the actual salary compensation is some of the lowest in the market against peer companies or other large employers.
Ded/oop is too high considering we work for an insurance company
because i was laid off after working there 10 years
Better ESPP discount, better 401k matching, less expensive health insurance. I mean we are the insurer after all.
Being better, supportive colleagues. After all we are in the same boat
My coworkers are fine. They are all helpful
My coworkers are not self motivated and wait for others to tell them what to do. I am not like that and see lots of opportunities and take the initiative to do what needs to be done. My boss states that they don't know what i know but I learned everything I know from doing the work.
Coworkers should take a more vested interest in improving their skillsets and look for ways to be more efficient. In addition, they need to dedicate office hours to doing their work instead of juggling house chores/ babysitting or other side jobs.
I feel like a lit of them are just there for a pay check and it shows in their work ethics on how they maneuver through patients accounts. It's breaks my heart to see some of the work performances, they need to take it more seriously and think of the patients as if they were their loved ones.
Hold leaders accountable for team's well-being
Quit promoting people to positions of power who don't deserve it. Make it easier to get rid of toxic employees. Require all workers who support a process or business to learn the same base knowledge so you can see who actual deserves more pay and responsibilities and train/fire ones that don't
Better communication and listening to employees
Review from Business Development Dept
Clinical work needs to remain stateside. Corporate leadership needs to live the values they preach. Right now, company values are nothing more than words.
More transparency, upward mobility and successful carrer mapping
they are liars. they said they have a great place to work and now im laid off
They need to be up front about expectations and stress
Reduce the number iof interviews needed.
Recruiters and those in change of recruiting have no idea what the positions involve.
Face to face interviewing is best
Daily members complain about having to speak with agents in other countries about their medical claims and upper management does not take into consideration the customers desires on their health information
stop laygin off so many people
Health care is increasingly difficult to access and the quality has declined as providers are over burdened with aging people.
Patient care over profit- its that simple
The company needs new leadership that values clients and their members over share holders.
More cross functional cross training to help alleviate large workloads.
Relationship building among the employees.
Benefits for new parents
need to become more tech saavy