Know what you're getting into!! - Patient Experience Host Tribe513 Employee Review

3.0
2 June 2023
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

- Our Brio locations (most of the offices) are new, clean, and can have a very friendly atmosphere. (that is the only significant difference from any other medical facility)

Cons

- None of the positions are upfront about pay - Manipulative talk about employees being top priority while all the contracted workers are getting paid better - Evaluations for raises only happen once a year, and your manager doesn't have control over when or if you get recognized for your work - Tribe513 corporate has control over the offices (Brio, Parkside, OB-GYN, etc.) so management decisions feel very distant from the issues and often come long after the issues should have been handled. - Pay is statistically 20% lower than every business average in South Carolina (according to Zip Recruiter) and benefits don't make up for it - Employee benefits are not included except for healthcare at the facilities, and even for those, an employee must pay everything upfront and wait at least 2 months for the reimbursement process - there is a high turnover rate (mostly b/c of unappreciative pay) - the fast-growing corporation's desire to build capital is very evident to me as an employee and sadly evident to the patients as well sometimes.

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5.0
10 June 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

The heart and passion put into their employees makes this job worth it! Competitve Pay, great benefits, great management

Cons

I have no cons working here

3.0
26 Nov 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Company culture is overall great. Lots of events and fun activities throughout the year, especially the holidays. Most managers are good. I would say this varies drastically by location, though. I think C-Suite and HR are overall good and have the company's best interest at heart.

Cons

Pay and benefits are not competitive, to say the least. We have been told throughout the years that these things will get better with time, however I have not seen any real movement towards that. In this economy, it feels like most cannot afford to thrive (or live) on these wages. Many love working here, but culture doesn't pay the bills. Another con is limited room for growth. This can change depending on your department but most people hit their ceiling in 2-3 years. Most senior leadership has been at the company for many years and will probably stay for many to come, which can limit room for growth. The company is opening new offices frequently and sometimes it feels like bad business. I wish leadership would focus on compensating their existing employees rather than opening new offices every 6-12 months.

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