- Unlimited PTO is only a nice perk if you have a manager who doesn’t discourage you from taking it.
- Pay is way below market. Pay. Your. Employees. Fairly. Many have left for this reason. Annual raises are laughable. Even for managers who had been there for years, annual raises were 2%. Given inflation and the current cost of living, that is just not acceptable any more and leaves employees with no choice but to seek other opportunities that pay fairly.
- This is an incredibly high turnover culture. Everly health has become a constant revolving door, leaving many teams understaffed and scrambling to cover the roles of others without promoting internally or providing additional compensation. Especially now with the hiring freeze and jobs not being backfilled, everyone is underwater - underpaid and overworked. This should be a huge red flag that people are not happy.
- So much ambiguity for a company that’s not even a small startup anymore. Be prepared for launches to have constantly moving launch dates and expectations to be painfully unclear.
- This is not a great place if you’re looking for career development. It depends on your team, but promotions and career development paths seem few and far between.
- Burnout is through the roof. Be prepared for little to no work life balance. Late night urgent tasks and weekend slack messages are not out of the norm.
- Micromanaging has gotten out of control. Seriously. Trust the people you hire and let them do their jobs.