Just wanted to give you some things to ponder as you make your decisions to remain in the industry.
The demise of USIS was brought on by greed and lack of respect for those performing the work. Unfortunately the ones that suffered were those on the ground.
Both CACI and KeyPoint have jumped in and are looking for you to join their team placing each of you in control of your future on the OPM contract. both companies have remained steadfast in recruitment but differ in some key areas.
Well here goes.
First and foremost compensation. Is your value being recognized. KeyPoint offers 6 levels with a fixed pay structure and locale pays for high cost areas, opportunities to step up to the next level qtrly, bonuses for exceeding base expectations, KeyPoint has no cap on this model.
Compensation is typically tied to a base expectation, are they reasonable, did someone take the time to explain these expectations. Were you promised things that seem to good to be true. What does your industry experience tell you.
Sign on bonuses. Has the company you are joining offered you one.
Work share, what is the volume of work that the current vendors is receiving.
Case mix, does your current or new vendor receive a healthy mix of case work or are they limited to only a handful of case types.
Did your former manager recruit you to join the team, what was their incentive, keeping the team intact, or solidifying their new role as a lead and potentially lining their own pockets.
You will find faults and strengths in both and ultimately you hold your next steps. Both companies will welcome you with open arms and represent much different values than those of your former employer.
I have posted this under my real name and have had the pleasure of working with both companies with some truly great individuals as well as management on both sides.
KeyPoint continues to hire! We do investigations this isn’t a side project for us, this is our business.
Interested in joining our team visit our website or contact me directly jon.labay@keypoint.us.com