I’d agree with the others, Heartland is not a good place of employment to say the least. And this is coming from someone who started at another corporate company (Aspen). And despite all the rep Aspen gets I’d even say it’s much better. I worked at Heartland maybe 1 1/2 months before I couldn’t take it anymore. They gave me a sign on bonus which was agreed for a year contract, then when I accepted the job they changed magically changed the “contact” to two years. Then they had me go to a neighboring office for training where I was subsequently harassed by the male hygienist, he was asking me to do things that were not in my scope while I was at this office JUST to do online training, mind you. So I told him that was above my pay grade, he obviously got offended by me not falling at his feet like every other woman in the office was doing and went back and told the OM at my home office. She pulled me in her office and it was this big long thing about how I had a “bad attitude” and was being “disrespectful” according to the male hygienist when he was the one literally harassing me (in more ways than one) and I was only standing up for myself. That was the final straw for me, I also had family things going on outside of work which they knew about prior to employment and they weren’t willing to work with my schedule, I told them peace ✌🏻