Loyalty is not rewarded. Company in constant turmoil. - Web Developer Elevance Health Employee Review

1.0
1 Aug 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

When Elevance was still Anthem, it wasn't a bad company to work for. Great PTO, great work from home policy.

Cons

Once Gail started, the company began to go downhill. LIttle regard for employees and their health and well-being. Gail changed the work from home policy even for those originally hired as full time WFH and required everyone to work in office 3 days a week or quit. I never had the right tools or training for my job despite begging my managers. I had to invent my own tools and workarounds just to get things done. Constant re-org happening, even back to Wellpoint days. In 20 years, I had 15 different direct managers. I stayed with the company, stupidly. When it came time to let people go in 2023's Q4 RIF, along with 5,000 other people, they sent me packing despite my time there, knowledge of the company, and flawless record. I would never recommend working there and if I had it to do over, I never would have stayed. They don't care about their employees as people.

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5.0
22 Jun 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Great people to work with Job satisfaction Work at home They make a lot of effort to allow you to feel like part of the team

Cons

Sometimes have to work late, but there are shifts available that work when you have kids in school.

2.0
22 May 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Good Benefits and insurance Groceries benefit School reimbursement Gym benefits Hospital indemnity Insurance Remote work convenience

Cons

Pay rate never really goes up. Prefer to promote inexperience outsiders than from within. Low pay At the whim of Manager Favoritism Political Pretentious Metrics based of friendship with Management Hard to move up of you don’t suck up to a Manager or be political or be part of their click and group. QIP is also at the whim of the manager. Faulty metrics where you are blamed for FCR failures even when you fixed the issue on your first call and but because the member called in multiple times to other associates who didn’t help. Or do their job, they blame you for first call resolution when you never talked to the member till you resolved it. This is really messed up and it affects your QIP.

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