I interviewed several years ago. I'm not sure if the interview process is still the same.

While my coworkers need to be more willing to think for themselves and be adaptable, they are rather positive. Most of the time, they have positive attitudes and are kind to each other, which is a big plus.

Coworkers need to be willing to learn more--to learn new things, be prepared to adapt, and be willing to think for themselves. Too many of my coworkers want every answer handed to them, but that's not how our job works.

Lack of adequate communication is one of Integreon's biggest problems, particularly communication from leadership down the chain of command. Additionally, leadership at Integreon needs to care more about the "little guy"--give more benefits to the associates who make the company all of its money.

Turnover is fairly high at Integreon, which means many associates don't know how to do their jobs well. Training is hit and miss, which doesn't help that situation. Members of management care more about the bottom line and about rewarding brown-nosers than rewarding actual merit.

Higher raises each year that are merit based rather than being measly little raises would be nice. Appreciation outside of "let's have a pizza party" every now and then would be better. I would rather get a bigger raise or a bonus than the occasional (literal) pizza party.