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CVS Caremark Corporation Reviews
What is it like working at CVS Caremark Corporation?
It pays the bills and is pleasant enough.
Authorization Specialist in Aiea:
Pros: You don't have to be a people person at this job, but as it is in healthcare, it helps and makes the company look better. Fair company, working in back offices allows for a more casual apparel. Paid leave is nice but often hard to take, if you work in small offices.
Cons: Having to take phone calls from member who are being transferred from customer care, I often wish customer care would just send requests to us electronically if from members and not urgent, I understand some of the calls I get, but often they start going off into other areas not in my job title so it can be cumbersome as they don't realize we are not pharmacy but authorization agents.
Advanced Further Than Expected.
Business Process / Management Consultant in Cumberland:
Pros: One of the things I love about my job the most is that even without advanced education, there is still opportunity for me to advance and make a decent salary. I began my career working in the call center making about $14 an hour and less than a year later I was promoted to Process Innovation with a starting pay of $21 an hour. I did not expect that at all.
Cons: I do have a hard time hearing about some of the difficulties our front line staff face in our stores (low wages, overworked, etc.). I wish the company paid those at a lower level a little more of a livable wage. I also feel that some of the processes we have are a little outdated.
Store Supervisor in Flushing:
The only thing that makes CVS a place NOT RECOMMENDED to work, is that some Store Managers in Training aka “Store Managers Wannabes “ they try very hard and are very insecure. In my case, I had to get a passport picture processed, a “Store Managers Wannabe“ contacted a very unskilled third party LP to have me say I stoled from the store. I felt embarrassed and saddened about the incident that could have been handled appropriately. I am not afraid to ashamed to sat that it happened at CVS Pharmacy at 242-24 Northern Boulevard Douglaston, NY 11363,
On another day, for no reason even though I was a “Store Supervisor” I was sent to the backroom to organize, clean tons of boxes and a space that was in complete disarray, I did it without a problem as a team player, still I was just being used, it felt like a punishment. And, believe it or not, I was covering because there was a staff shortage.
Working for CVS, you are in constant surveillance, almost to the point of feeling anxious throughout the entire time you are working.
Besides it all, I would recommend shopping at CVS store, I myself before and after this inconvenient incident, have and will continue to shop at CVS, but not at the location I was accused of stealing passport photo.
Hit the ground running.
Family Nurse Practitioner (NP) in Columbia:
Pros: The autonomy in practice.
Cons: The subpar orientation process. Onboarding is a self regulated process
I loved my job -lost my only son & my world unraveled-had to take leave- under doctors orders emotionally & physically disabled. Please help me get my pension.
Pharmacy Technician in Providence:
Pros: I did love everything but most of all . Taking care of my customers & co workers in every blessed day
Cons: I would not have been there 17 years if I disliked my positions in my stores
Satisfying work but under compensated.
Certified Pharmacy Technician (CPHT) in Phoenix:
Pros: I get to make a daily difference in the lives of patients with life threatening medical conditions.
Cons: Wildly under paid for my level of experience and being both nationally certified and state licensed.
Stress-free work, hours will kill you.
Order Selector in Vero Beach:
Pros: The work is mindless. Fill the orders, hit the buttons. You can think about whatever you want. If you move fast enough, the day goes by faster.
Cons: The hours are KILLER. 50 hour weeks for MONTHS on end. Not my thing.
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