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American Nurses Association

Is this your company?

Looks like nothing has changed..... - Anonymous employee American Nurses Association Employee Review

1.0
9 Mar 2017
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Great location. Paid week off during Christmas. Really enjoyed some of my coworkers who are still friends of mine even though I am no longer there.

Cons

From reading the reviews, it looks like this place hasn't changed in the last 2 years. It was the worst company that I have ever worked for. All of the other reviews about the culture and higher management bullying is very true. I have never experienced more manipulative bullying and backstabbing at any other "professional" environment than I did working here. Too many unnecessary procedures and meetings that takes up time to actually get work done. The only place I have ever been reprimanded for working overtime (even though I was salary) to get tasks completed. The department that I was in made you document what mistakes you made (from little to large) on a spreadsheet with everyone else. They claim it is to document corrective action and to learn from mistakes. It is actually a document that is easily used against you if you get on the wrong side of your manager. Too many layers to get anything approved and too many people making decisions with different interests that cause fighting between departments. It becomes like a territory war within a company all under one roof. The turnover rate is unbelievable, no consistency. Tons of surveys and focus groups that have no results other than discussing the obvious issues. Belonging to a mandatory union (and paying dues) is suppose to help the employees. They just sit and try to mediate with HR on serious issues but it is always in the managers favor. Even when the Union and HR openly disagree with managers their hands seem tied. The stress level is so high is actually starts affecting your physical and mental health. During my exit from ANA, the union even reached out to me to see if I was suicidal because of the harassment I was experiencing. I was told that "It wouldn't be the first time that we have had to deal with suicidal employees." Well, there is your sign that something is seriously wrong with this company.... I have so much PTSD from the ANA experience that I have completely left the field that I was an expert in to start a new career in another field so I do not ever have to go through that again. If you accept a position with this company after reading all of these reviews, you can't say you haven't been warned.

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5.0
15 June 2026
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Very friendly and supportive environment

Cons

All remote work, was hard to build a connection with co-workers

2.0
5 June 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

1. Some teams and colleagues across the organization were collaborative and professional. 2. Benefits and mission-driven work may appeal to others, depending on the department. 3. Pay was decent compared to some other associations. 4. WFH policy was 1 day in the office per week 5. Metro accessible

Cons

My experience in the m a r k e t i n g department was difficult. The environment lacked psychological safety, and communication and leadership dynamics created stress rather than support. While other departments may have a healthier culture, I would caution those considering a role in m a r k e t i n g to ask direct questions during the interview process about team structure, expectations, and management style.

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