project manager

utilization review nurse

software engineering manager

Clearlink Partners

Hired as a full time nurse consultant. Asked the recruiter at least 4 times during the process is there any chance of layoff when contract ends, is this definitely a full time position, will there always be work? He continuously reassured me that there is always work to do, this is a full time salary position, not contract and there is no worry of losing job. Within two months over 15-20 registered nurses were laid off. They left great full time jobs only to be let go two months later because the company hired too many nurses and didn’t have the work for them. These nurses were told at 4pm and locked out of system by 5pm. Very  disheartening and disappointing. Some level of honestly would have been appreciated in the interview process and it would have probably kept most of us from leaving our current positions for an unsteady job. 

Like others have said, we were lured here with a lot of promises. The company is unstable. They have laid off a lot of my friends. There are hardly any contracts.  You don't know what your next contract will be and it's usually not based on your skill set. So beware, you may not have a job in a few months when the contract ends or the contract doesn't get signed. And reading reviews about Clearlink, I'm really disappointed that our holiday gifts last year apparently were leftover blankets and mugs from a conference and not anything thoughtful. One more thing, we held quarterly "State of the Union" meetings. Those have ended - they don't have anything positive to say to the few employees they have left so they haven't had one for months. Too bad, could have been a good company.

100% agree with other review.  People are disposable at this Company.  It is all about numbers and productivity.  They could care less about the actual employee and the effects that their decisions have on a person and their family.  Salary was good.  Work was constant.  I rarely took a break and hardly left at 5pm.  Worked OT every week without even a notice from management, let alone a thank you or a bonus.  Multiple staff were let go, there was absolutely no job security at all.  The Manager was nice "personally" but only cared about the numbers and making sure the client was happy- at the sake of her staff.  Please save yourself the trouble and stay away from this company.  This was the worst job I've had in the many years I've been in this field.

I felt that I was very successful in my job duties, but was surprised to be “let go” out of the blue. The reason given was there were no current contracts to work, and they had too many extra people around. I had just been promised by my direct supervisor that I was definitely on the keeping list. But Surprise! I was let go by a manager I was not familiar with. The direct supervisor didn’t even have the guts to do it.
It is a job that you move from contract to contract, which was not told to me during the interview. At my last contract, I was kept longer than everyone else because I was doing a good job. I sat down to a meeting thinking I was being promoted, but was let go instead. 

Your career depth and breadth of experience earned you a place here. But, Clearlink Partners is different from other consulting firms.  The way things are done here is unique.  As consultants, we do have our contracted "Scope of Work", but we also sit in the seats of the clients leaders, throughout the contract date span. This allows us to live their jobs, and see how they walk and talk.  We're able to gain a deep understanding of what has occurred historically/currently, which had an impact on, or a root cause of, the clients current struggles.  This results in solutions that aren't detached, or dismissed when we leave. Instead, we identify, solution, deploy, monitor and sustain the changes.

What is the best part of working at the company?
The ability to switch between clients, short term contracts.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
It is contract work so the benefits are not that great. Also, if they do not have available contracts you will be laid off with short or no notice. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Some transparency with upper leadership. However, my experience with engagement managers was a positive one. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
A typical work from home environment.

Clearlink will post job roles on many job boards and sites only to let go of individuals who with the same title, role and responsibilities. Their excuse is always "we do joy havr any current contracts that match your skillset". When they have consultants working contracts and projects they have never had any experience with and the consultants still peform. The managers do not know the end dates of contracts or even attempt to find their assign consultants another project.
They diffently over promise and under deliver. Look elsewhere 

I'm a fairly new employee of Clearlink Partners so I can't address career growth.  I find my work environment to be professional yet caring.  Expectations are clearly defined and allowances are made for extenuating circumstances.  There is quite a bit of autonomy in my day but I feel my manager is available for any issues I would have.  Team lead is wonderful and well equipped.  I felt fully supported during the onboarding period.

What is the best part of working at the company?
The money was good but the manager was unorganized. She didn’t keep her work. She was not very knowledgeable. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
The most stressful was meeting production. The census would be low and production could NOT be met. We were still held accountable. 

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
The work environment was stressful. 

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Work. Phone calls. Many meetings.

When i joined the company I was interviewed by 3 different people who told me if a contract ends the company "benches you" and you are paid full salary--I asked about being layed off -no one ever said you would ever be laid off--a contract ended -no warning-no bench offered -straight laid off-no severance, no PTO pay out -access taken away that day-no job stability even for the managers -stay away -they will do away with you-no loyalty

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