Good pay, but hybrid policy impacts team - Anonymous employee Judi Health Employee Review

2.0
Jul 16, 2026
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Pay and benefits are decent.

Cons

The company now requires hybrid work for all new hires, and leaders are strongly encouraged to work in a hybrid model. This represents a significant change in direction following the departure of the CTO. Given the limited opportunities for career advancement, I expect the company will experience increased turnover within the development team over time. When I joined, the company was transparent about hiring practices, compensation, and bonuses. In my experience, that level of transparency has declined.

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Cons

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