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Humana - The Constant 'Efficiency Drives'

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·21d ago·1 comments
Anyone else at Humana feel like we're in a perpetual state of 'efficiency drives' and 'optimization'? It feels like every quarter there's some new initiative designed to 'streamline' operations, which usually translates to more work for fewer people or just general confusion. I'm not talking about the big WARN notice layoffs specifically, but the day-to-day grind. Are managers setting unrealistic productivity targets? Is there a sense that the company is constantly looking for ways to cut costs, even if it impacts morale and workflow? Just curious to hear if others are experiencing this same undercurrent of pressure. It's hard to feel secure when you see these constant pushes for 'more with less'.

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·21d ago

I hear you. It's definitely a cycle here. Feels like the 'efficiency' buzzwords are a constant backdrop, and while the intention might be good, the execution often leaves us scrambling. The pressure to do more with less is palpable, and it seems to be an ongoing trend rather than a temporary push. It's exhausting trying to keep up with the latest 'optimization' efforts when the core processes feel like they haven't caught up yet. Wondering if anyone has found strategies to navigate this without burning out.