-Pay. Raises are pitiful to the point that you'll be embarrassed to tell your family you got one. Multiply that exponentially when you receive a raise as part of a promotion. Promotions should feel like a trampoline, not a staircase. More responsibility and increased expectations for a raise that doesn't feel at all rewarding. And they pat themselves on the back for this, despite the complaints
-Similar to the above, but the company is clearly getting their ducks in a row for a sale or maybe even an IPO. They are corporatizing more and more everyday and keeping salaries tightly banded, clearly trying to look like the prettiest health tech company on the sale block next year. This makes them completely out of touch with the needs and wants of the people who are making their company worth buying
-A bunch of echo chambers within an echo chamber. You will get bludgeoned in company meetings, emails, and chatrooms with cult-like fanaticism for the company and various sociopolitical causes, making you feel out of place, even if you casually agree with a lot of it. If you like competing to see who can be the most woke or have the most irrational devotion to anything the company says or does, Aledade delivers.
-Fast-moving and challenging. If you like to clock in at 9, take a 1 hour lunch at 12, and punch out at 5:30, Aledade is not for you. You will work a lot and work hard
-Really weird team structures. If you're used to traditional team structures and hierarchies, you will be left scratching your head
-Ultimately just another soul-sucking company that cleverly disguises itself as caring for its people above all else
