Wonderful Place to Work! - Team Leader Wellmark Employee Review

5.0
29 Jun 2018
Recommend
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Pros

Wellmark is an amazing place to work. They treat team members very well. I have worked in many other companies in many different industries. Wellmark is the most employee-centered place I have ever worked. They actually listen to what team members say and make changes based upon those opinions. Wellmark has a very rich benefit package. They take care of team members and treat them very well. I have a lot of opportunities to try innovative things. My leader is very supportive and makes it fun to come to work. I highly recommend Wellmark to my network. No job is perfect and a career at Wellmark, where team members are treated extremely well and are valued, is the best I have ever experienced in my career.

Cons

Wellmark can be slow to change at times.

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5.0
21 May 2026
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

This company lives by its mission. Truly working toward improving overall health of all Iowas and South Dakotans. Spearheading ongoing initiatives to reducing member burden, trying to fill in gaps where rural life creates access burdens, and being engaged with the community.

Cons

Slow change. Many processes created are not open to growth and evolution often being told, that’s how we set it up five years ago and it’s worked fine. Also, inclusive to an extent. There are times where if your beliefs do not align with the majority, specifically related to politics there are opportunities for improvement. As part of a diverse and value driven culture, it’s important to recognize not all beliefs are the same.

2.0
31 Jan 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

• Nice facility in the Des Moines office with a beautiful gym. • Strong mission and meaningful work that genuinely motivates many employees • Opportunities to work on complex, large-scale initiatives • Some leaders are supportive and open to collaboration

Cons

• Inconsistent people management and accountability across teams. • Repeated concerns raised by multiple employees are often minimized, which prevents issues from being addressed effectively • Limited follow-through when interpersonal or performance issues are escalated, impacting psychological safety. • SAFe has rollout faced significant challenges, and it created a lot of uncertainty. Many colleagues have expressed concerns about their job security. • Good old boys club on tech side of the house • Rigid RTO mandate has replaced flexibility with monitoring. Despite clear evidence that teams were productive remotely during COVID, time in office is now tracked and reported to execs, reinforcing optics over outcomes

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