Anyone else noticing how hard it is to be an employee and get promoted? But if you worked for Humana- it’s easy to get an executive position! Lots of seasoned experts have been waiting in line to be promoted, but passed up because someone from Humana got the opportunity. I’m sure they are good, but not a good way to reward experts who have been dedicated and hard workers.
Guess we should apply to Humana if we want promotions.
Go to Humana and be an executive since that kind of title in a short amount of time is so important to you.
I took a promotion once. The grass isn’t always greener. You do what you feels right and best for you.
Go to Humana then, OP
Bye!
Centene's acquisition of Wellcare involved integrating Wellcare personnel into managerial positions within Centene. This strategy suggests that the leadership believed it would facilitate smoother assimilation by placing individuals from the acquired company in significant roles. The approach highlights a focus on leveraging existing knowledge and expertise from Wellcare to enhance the integration process. Overall, this move reflects a thoughtful consideration of organizational dynamics during mergers and acquisitions that penalizes the faithful current employee.
lol
Bye obvious Humana recruiter
See beyond a title and promotion and stop comparing yourself to everyone else.
“Hey guys I’ve done all these things and I need a fancy title to display on my desk at home that others got faster than me! Oh and my LinkedIn profile! I need a fancy title and a status update to boast about because I am a nobody unless I get a promotion as fast as other people!”
Perhaps see yourself and your worth beyond your title.
You know what? Quit here. Go to Humana. Go be an exec. Oh and they do layoffs too.
God I couldn’t imagine life worrying about what others do. Your self worth in your career is based on others and how fast they promote. Oh and guess what.. Im not in management or anywhere close to it. Just go already.
Yes I've realized that. They rather over look internal and bring in someone to learn from scratch. Crazy