Humana

"Depends which department you fall in - but if you fall in the wrong spot, be prepared for a rough time. Flexibility is great."

"Be wary and don't believe them when they say they want you to succeed, they really just want you to be very good at your job so you can train the guy they are going to promote over you. I trained 3 of the people who became supervisors, one is now a director and the other was introduced to the CEO of the company he works for now as the VP of the Customer Support division, by the executive VP of my division."

"Be care who to trust. Competition is one thing but this is evil."

"Depends on the department. My department is run by men and women don't seem to get promoted"

"The organization embraces new culture and meeting people where they are, but it is not in all areas of the organization. As a woman or any minority really, you need to find the leadership within the organization that aligns with your beliefs and culture. The organization gives leaders the tools and permission space to create a environment of inclusion, but not all leaders leverage it. "

"You must do your networking as much (or more) than men to make sure people know who you are if you want to move around the company to other positions. Your resume alone is not enough. "

"Although there are many female leaders in mid-senior level management. The women in power do not support other women either peers or below unless you are their girlfriend. Even though I've seen more backstabbing between women than any other workplace."

"Although you may be able to get an opportunity at this company. Don't expect to be treated fairly by other women in positions of power."

"Job opportunities in various states Travel and training working face to face with members"

"Humana does not support employees with disabilities. Used to be more flexible. Very dependent on department. Extremely stressful environment. Did not receive a raise at all in the several years I worked there."

"There is a lot of room for growth, depending on who you talk too but some feel that because they were a woman, that they were looked down upon and not given opportunities like the men"

"You should apply if you see a position you're interested in--Humana is a great place to work and to see your talents develop & flourish!"

"Be careful who to trust. Get a feel for the political landscape."

"There are great opportunities to grow your career in this company. Its focus on employee wellbeing in recent years is beginning to translate into better health for many. It's difficult as a woman in the company to see ways forward into leadership. There are so few women in top leadership jobs."

"More advancement opportunities against if in office. Work life balance can be tough depending on department. less opportunities if WAH but great option for those who want it. Not all departments offer WAH roles. "

"Work life balance is good in most departments. There are flex schedules, part time or full time work at home depending on the role."

"Opportunities for promotion and mentoring; fair compensation; fun and inclusive culture; could be more diverse"

"They also offer some adoption assistance. "