Great Company! - Human Resources Generalist Medbridge Employee Review

5.0
Sep 16, 2020
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

At MedBridge my experience and opinions are seriously considered. When I see areas for improvement I am encouraged to help. It is so refreshing to see a company embrace employee led change. When employees give feedback on the annual engagement survey, leadership not only listens, they change. For example employees responded they wanted more time off so the CEO gave everyone 3 more days of vacation a year. MedBridge even contributes $1000 a year towards my continuing eduction so in addition to career growth from taking on exciting new projects, I'm also getting trainings and certifications paid for! Of course I'd be remise if I didn't mention how great the people are too. From book clubs to bakeoffs I genuinely enjoy the people I work with.

Cons

MedBridge moves fast and that carries with it some difficulties. If you're more concerned with procedure than problem solving this might now be a good fit for you. MedBridge is trying to create a product that didn't exist before MedBridge and that means trying new things.

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Remote work Kind and supportive coworkers Flexible schedule for appointments/emergencies/etc

Cons

Consistently promised higher compensation 'if you just keep pushing' and doing work outside of your role, but miniscule raises regardless of the effort put in or time at the company. Recently received my highest rated performance review which acknowledged multiple projects outside my role, and was given the lowest compensation adjustment I've had since working here. 4 years with the company, 2+ years in a leadership position, and I'm not even making the median salary for a non-leadership position of my role. There are consistent excuses about why the company can't provide compensation that matches the market value for current employees despite always hiring for positions. During company events it's always about how great everything is going, yet when it's time for raises it's always "a difficult time right now"

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