
I am a long-time employee and I credit that to the work being challenging, the benefits offered and most-of-all, the people! Quality people all around who are as much my friends as they are my colleagues. Good, hard-working people.
Been blessed to work in a number of excellent teams for very good managers who focus on doing the job right as a team.
A very good career surrounded by great people and caring managers.
Their overall commitment to do the right thing!
Hard workers. Respect, Intelligent. Sharing. Caring.
Friendly, smart, helpful. True TEAM players.
Over time, friendships and respect for each other.
Always been a company that focusses on employee engagement.
They are doing their best.
Genuinely care about the people!
Choice of HealthCare Providers and breadth of features overall.
Sharing...collaboration! Respect for each other.
Solving problems, collaboration, new challenges.
The people I work with.
The people I work with and the support of my managers.
Challenging work and knowing I have a team to collaborate with when needed.
We have experienced, hard-working people who collaborate well and focus on doing a good job.
Friendships built over time. Managers who recognize you for who you are and the work you do.
I believe that the company has either ignored or just not paid attention to the market value for many of it's positions.
The people in the teams I have worked, because while the work is definitely challenging, the collaboration requires working with so many people and that means relationships. Good people make it work.
The company fell behind the industry and we have lost good people, but are also struggling to get new because they demand more then the current employees are getting. Going to create a moral problem.
The employees who have been here the longest understand this is a job and that we are here to work together to accomplish our work at the highest level. We respect each other not for our differences, but for our common goal.
When you look at the level of commitment to DEI in comparison to rewarding on merit (hard work/accomplishment), the company is more focused on social anxieties vs rewarding employees on actual work. Instead, managers are forced to 'play the merit-shuffle game' each year and employees know it.