Pros
The health insurance benefits were pretty good compared to other companies in the area. The flex schedule was great because it gave you that work-life balance that everyone needs.
Cons
The training sucks! It lasts 6 weeks and you think you understand everything and then you feel like you have been thrown to the wolves when you get assigned to a team. Every team works on different states' claims so even though you were trained on one particular state in training, more than likely you will be working on a different state. So you might as well forget everything you just learned because all the rules just changed. Also a big problem is that they preach quality and quantity are equally important but that is a lie. It is all about production. I'm more about quality but they didn't agree.
