The Reviews are true; don't ignore them like I did - Legal Operations Associate EvenUp Employee Review

1.0
24 Jul 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

1. Great health benefits. 2. Fully remote hours. 3. Generous home-office stipend.

Cons

1. Inexistent work-life balance. 2. Overambitious projections. 3. Legal Operations Associates treated and expected to work like robots. 4. The AI component never worked. When I worked here, I had no moment of rest. If I wasn't pulling more than a 60-hour work week plus weekends, I was agonizing over the work I needed to catch up on. The training was not in any way adequate to meet up with the expectations when one qualifies and gets added to a squad. The job, though easy to understand, was terribly difficult to execute due to the unreasonable targets, the ever changing rules on formatting and the dumb luck of sometimes getting difficult cases to work on. These are not accounted for as EvenUp values quantity over quality but would always gaslight you about standards, formatting and quality. Unfortunately, due to the job settings, employees are unable to form real connections and actually share their challenges. I am not referring to the meetings arranged ostensibly to help but which ends up confusing you and making you feel like you are not good enough for a medical records summary job, because everyone has a different way of getting ahead. The Artificial Intelligence component is supposedly the selling point of EVenUp but I am sorry to break it to you that you are not walking into some futuristic job role that guarantees your place in a changing world. You will end up doing your medical summaries (because that is what it is) and other summaries yourself because the AI either doesn't pick the relevant information, it could hallucinate and give you information not contained in the documents you're working with or it just goes crazy and keeps repeating a sentence over and over. But wait... you must always serve quality and quantity in the same measure if you will survive the job. So you spend your day poring over hundreds of pages of medical files and sometimes, you don't stand up from 8am to 6pm but you still do not meet the target. If you are considering this job, only take it if you are unemployed and desperate, and have an exit plan. If for some reason it resonates with you, by all means enjoy it. I didn't have a good experience and I had withdrawal symptoms when I finally left.

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Pros

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Cons

Unfortunately, my experience ended with an unexpected layoff that was not preformance-related, which made the outcome especially difficult to reconcile with the positive feedback I had received. While I recognize that companies sometimes have to make difficult business decisions, the experience highlighted how little job security employees may have, even when they are performing well and contributing to the company's success. It also appears that an increasing number of positions are being outsourced to overseas countries, which is leading to loyal North American based employees being pushed aside for cheaper help. The decision itself was disappointing and had a significant impact on morale. It was difficult to see dedicated employees leave despite their contributions. Additionally, the company lacks alignment in terms of their own knowledge base and scope of work, which makes it difficult for anyone to maintain a consistent work flow and end product. Cons: Limited job security, lack of transparency around workforce decisions, morale can be affected by unexpected organizational changes, some jobs are being outsourced to overseas countries, lacking work-life balance, easy to get burnt out.

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