Ambitious & Transformative - Anonymous employee Judi Health Employee Review

5.0
Oct 8, 2020
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Growing like crazy. Capital Rx is changing an industry and doing it the right way. The team is friendly and welcoming. If you want to work somewhere that will push you to advance every skill, make a real difference, and feel apart of a family this is the place.

Cons

What comes with growth is growing pains. You have to be flexible but you feel rewarded every day. they have a good team in place and leadership really cares.

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Judi Health Response
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We appreciate your feedback and love to hear that you are able to expand your skills while also contributing to the mission at Capital Rx! We have been growing rapidly and our leadership team is committed to working through the growing pains that arise and ensure that we continue to scale our team and operations responsibility. Our hope is that our employees find it both fun and rewarding to be a part of our growth!

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