Thresholds Reviews

3.4

56% would recommend to a friend

(398 total reviews)

Mark Ishaug

83% approve of CEO

43% positive business outlook

Thresholds has an employee rating of 3.4 out of 5 stars, based on 398 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Thresholds employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Healthcare industry (3.4 stars).

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398 reviews
4.0
17 Dec 2021

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Pros

Work culture, friendly environment, best experience to become a software developer

Cons

increment is not high, work- life balance is tough

1.0
7 Feb 2018
Recommend
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Pros

The best thing about the job is being able to build relationships and advocate for members.

Cons

Where do I began? Leadership will make you believe this is the best place to work. Just give it time, soon you will realize this is the worst place to work. Do not believe the "Thresholds Best & Brightest Company to Work For" report. The report was obviously fictitious and altered. I have never experienced such inefficient leadership. The leadership at this organization is very unprofessional. They gossip about employees and form cliques. Morale is extremely low among employees. The pay is horribly low, not enough to raise/feed a family. However, employees are required to have a bachelors or masters degree to become employed. Factories and warehouse workers get paid more money without a degree. Thresholds has a recurrence of bedbug infestation in their residential homes and facilities. However, employees are forced to transport these individuals in their personal vehicles. Thresholds has had to send pest control to employee homes for treatments. Let's not discuss the high miles, wear and tear on your vehicle. The best part about the job is being able to advocate and build relationships with some of the members. However, many of the members you service live in high crime neighborhoods. You are required to bill medicaid for services that may not have been rendered or get written up for productivity. Employees are told to be creative (unethical !!!) to reach productivity goals set by the agency. My job entailed finding jobs for members who have mental illnesses and drug addictions. Unfortunately, you are held accountable for members not becoming employed when they realistically have multiple barriers. How do you find a job for individuals who are non adherence to medical treatment, have drug addictions, mental illnesses and do not want to engage??? However, when you job develop (seeking out employers), you lie and tell them you have the best person for the job just to reach your goals. Once a member is hired, you have to practice job retention (helping the member keep the job). The job, you knew the member would not keep due to their many barriers. The goals are very unrealistic. Thresholds do not care about their employees or members. They care about one thing, REVENUE!!! They are the biggest not-for-profit, for profit agency in the industry.

2.0
24 Jan 2017

Get it together already 😫

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Flexible, some great line staff, amazing CEO, some great potential with the right team in place. Some amazing members. Still standing despite state budget crisis.

Cons

Higher management has no respect for team leaders and line staff. Dangerous work, underpaid and limited psychiatry options. No room for advancement because the same people keep getting promoting. Old ran down and crappy office space.

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