Call It What It Is, One Depression! - Liscense Insurance Agent OneDigital Employee Review

Toxic work environment, micromanagement, harassment issues, pressure to make immoral sales, poor communication, gaslighting, restrictive break policies. My time at One Digital, formerly known as HealthWorks, was overshadowed by a toxic work environment that I could no longer endure. The workplace culture was poisoned by passive-aggressiveness, with managers incessantly micromanaging every aspect of agents' work, eroding any sense of autonomy or creativity. What's even more troubling is the prevalence of harassment, particularly targeting women, which management failed to address, perpetuating an unsafe environment for many of us. In addition to the pressure to make sales at any cost, even at the expense of ethical standards which often led agents to influence elderly individuals to switch healthcare plans against their best interests. These sales were how agent made their bonus (not commission). However, this payout was not guaranteed because the plan had to be active for at least 30 days. Often times sold leads were sent to another agent within the company as an inbound clearly depicting a lack of regard for agents time & efforts. Employees were subjected to poor communication and gaslighting from management. The company also implemented a restrictive policy allowing only 30 minutes of personal time away from our desks daily, creating additional stress and anxiety in an already oppressive environment. Expressing basic needs such as time off for emergencies, family obligations, or medical appointments was met with dismissal and manipulation, further exacerbating the toxic atmosphere. Promises of improvements, such as mental health days, were made by high management but consistently brushed aside, illustrating a lack of genuine concern for employees' well-being. Furthermore, the relocation process to Willis Tower was a nightmare, with employees only being informed of the moving date the night before via email, showcasing a complete disregard for their welfare. In conclusion, I cannot in good conscience recommend One Digital as a place of employment. The toxic culture, micromanagement, harassment issues, pressure to make immoral sales, poor communication, gaslighting, and restrictive break policies overshadow any potential benefits the job may offer.