Transformed My Job Search - Claims Specialist Veriant Solutions Employee Review

They believed in me and knew my skills would get me placed with a great job opportunity. They walked me through every process and made sure I understood what was expected and that Veriant is here to find me the perfect job opportunity.

My only con would be for the specific job for which I was placed. The position I was placed in stated a “commission” salary that really isn’t obtainable within a 40 hour work week and required more time that I was willing to give. The position was a great fit otherwise but needed something that fits within my work life balance.

Money. You can make a lot if you are willing to make ethical and work-life balance concessions. Also the rush that comes with the sink or swim corporate America lifestyle.

Moral bankruptcy. Complete lack of owner loyalty/job security. Pressure. Enough pressure to drive a non-drinker to alcoholism. Lack of standards. Working for Veriant is kind of like working for a crazy king in a Game of Thrones novel. You are not always sure what you should do to avoid being flayed alive, and one wrong comment can lead to months of unfair treatment and abuse due to the mood swings and lack of standards from upper management. Bottom line at Veriant is get the hire no matter what the cost, and drive the consultant rate down while gouging the client for all you can. Results are the only thing that matters. How you get them is irrelevant. I can't even recommend Veriant as a good stepping stone for future sharks in the business industry, because working there doesn't give you many of the skills you will need to survive. The lack of hierarchy and the inconsistent reward and recognition system make it hard to even figure out if you are doing things right. Numerous times we were promised things, whether it was a Christmas party, a monetary contest award, or a bonus, only to have it snatched away at the last second because the owner felt we weren't deserving of it anymore. All I know is he was bragging about how much he had to pay in taxes one year while I was wondering when our Christmas party was going to happen. This was in February...