Thread regarding Humana Inc. layoffs

Should I apply for a job at Humana

I popped over here to see what is up with Humana. I applied for a few roles and am now wondering if I should just withdraw and delete the job account.

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Post ID: @OP+1vfyGofC

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If you know what to expect and want work experience… go for it! Most teams are understaffed, micro-managed, and overworked. Little support for most new hires. However experience can be helpful on your resume.

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Post ID: @mhrj+1vfyGofC

HE-L NOOOOOOOO!!!

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Post ID: @fpcz+1vfyGofC

Like others have mentioned, if you get hired, just understand that Humana isn't a company that you can retire from. Layoffs happen constantly here, so just be mindful of that. They offer tuition reimbursement, so gain as many certifications as you can, finish up your college degree, etc... learn as much as you can in order to gain new skills and increase your experience, and then leave after a couple of years.

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Post ID: @ddff+1vfyGofC

This company does not care about it's employees!! Do not work here!!

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Post ID: @cgxx+1vfyGofC

I withdrew from the jobs I applied for. It seems to risky to persue a career at Humana. Good luck to all.

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Post ID: @clrf+1vfyGofC

RUN AS FAR AWAY AS HUMANLY POSSIBLE FROM ANYTHING HUMANA RELATED!

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Post ID: @6jvl+1vfyGofC

Take the opportunity as a learning experience.

Know that layoffs happen constantly but that is not unlike many other industries and companies today.

Keep your resume updated, contribute heavily to your rainy day fund, pay off all possible debt to prepare for a layoff.

Good luck.

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Post ID: @5rzm+1vfyGofC

See it for what it is: an opportunity. Learn as much as you can, then move to the next opportunity.

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Post ID: @1zqf+1vfyGofC

Depends on what department -job role

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