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I've been here for a few years now and to be honest I still love working here. The people you work with are always willing to help. Of course, there is a high demand for work ethic, quality, and loyalty. There's just a huge sense of accomplishment. Always learning new things daily or weekly. It can be challenging at times but totally worth it as the flexible schedule makes up for it. They love to promote within their corporation which helps the work culture grow and build trust within one another. 

I'm happy to help my coworkers get to levels that encourage their work improvement and personal growth. Learning skills that can improve their work-life balance. The only reason why you wouldn't like this job is if you like to take the easy way out and don't want to personally grow within your organization and your personal self.

Work is interesting and lots to learn.  All work is done online and all Training is online.  Excellent computer and microsoft word and excel experience and skills definitely a must for this job......otherwise, you wiil fall behind and have a hard time keeping up with assignments and production!!!! Lots of work involved, theres always something to do.  At times, you may feel like you can never get ahead.  Expect to 8 hours each day or more. Be prepared to constructive criticism, etc. Not many holidays off.

This is the worst place I have ever worked!! For the nature of the job, there is absolutely NOOOO training.  In the job start up, you shadow another investigator and then left to figure it out on your own. When asked for help, everyone is so busy which can be frustrating and time consuming.  Each team member does things differently, so you get blamed for following their directions and of course totally confused. Expectations are high and you MUST begin your employment being a psychic! 
Every day things are changing, you can work 100hrs a day and never catch up. Irrational deadlines, and non stop meetings.
One of the worse decisions I have made was to join this company. 


If you want to be an Investigator, do not take the job at Qlarant.  The want you to spend your day documenting clerical-like activities which is mind-numbing to someone who want to conduct real investigations. On top of that, they review and nitpick your work, they actually have someone whose sole responsibility is to do that.  Never does this person provide any assistance in investigation, only negative feedback on the investigator's failure to document their mundane efforts.  When you try to do something out-of-the-box the effort is met with resistance as they do not think as investigators.  The pay is not worth all of the stress put on Investigators.

I travelled I was able to work remote I was able to meet some very amazing nurses and work with investigators so I was able to see both sides of Medical with you and Fraud I learn so very much I received my coding certification the company paid for it I also continue my education and the company paid for it

The money is tempting, but you will pay with your self-worth, personal time, and sanity. Management is beyond horrible. Knee-jerk decisions made without any forethought or concern for the ripple effects on the lower-level employees (which constitutes about 85% of the workforce there). Poor behavior by directors and managers is enabled, and there is ZERO accountability at that level. Unless you get hired for an executive position, run fast...you’ll be kicking yourself in 3 months anyway. 

Also, horrible marketing on the name change and rebranding. Blind leading the blind in that area.

Great company but there are way too many managers reviewing work. Also there is little to no training but they expect you to work miracles with a mountain full of work.  Some managers are engaging but some have a micromanager style and those are mainly the ones that don’t know what they are doing. CMS is a nightmare to deal with. They have no set goals and constantly change things the way they want them done. The company has decent benefits but the pay is not enough to put up with the amount of work, micromanaging or disorganized CMS

Positive workplace. Great location Some concern about job security. As a government contractor, job could be in jeopardy at end of contract. Little if any advance notice of possible risk to job. Departments do not always coordinate well.  Fairly good benefits. Liberal teleworking policy. Basically a professional environment.  Many hidden talents.

Wont update policies to reflect best work practices...form over function...otherwise decent spot

Hr has some goofs in it but not all bad...other admin folks good...good parking...Teeter nearby

The building where Qlarant is located has a parking garage with security. There is a workout room inside. A building key card is issued to employees to access elevator and building outside business hours. The area of town is pleasant despite being next to the highway and there are plenty of places to eat nearby, especially a Subway which was right outside the building.

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