Mostly great folks. Poor leaders on top - Anonymous employee Strive Health Employee Review

3.0
May 6, 2024
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Awesome mission. Folks are really working hard to transform kidney care. Many Strivers are kidney patients themselves or have/had family with kidney problems or dialysize. The pay is better than most other places I interviewed at.

Cons

The leaders on top make a LOT of changes all the dang time. At least that’s what it seems to me. It’s obvious they are going to try to sell the company soon, and are laying off a lot of people. Really good people. They’re keeping a lot of middle or low management folks around though.

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Strive Health Response
2y
Thank you for sharing your experience, especially love the recognition of Strive’s mission and the many amazing Strivers we have helping us deliver compassionate kidney care the way it should be done. Also, as Strive continues to scale, we’ve adjusted our structure to align with our business goals so that we can seamlessly deliver care to our patients. We’re happy to provide more information on Strive’s org structure and long term vision and we’re continuously looking for feedback on how to improve as we grow. Please feel free to reach out to us at peopleops@strivehealth.com.

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Pros: The only real benefit was gaining experience in a fast-paced care coordination environment. It helped build multitasking skills, and a few coworkers were genuinely helpful.

Cons

Cons: My experience was dominated by what felt like excessive micromanagement and a very inconsistent management culture. There was a noticeable lack of fairness in how employees were treated, and it often felt like favoritism influenced who was supported or given opportunities to advance. There also appeared to be a pattern where internal relationships and personal connections within the department had more influence than actual performance, which made it difficult to feel like growth was based on merit. Communication from care coordinator leads was another major issue. Despite expectations for staff to respond quickly and professionally, urgent messages, call-outs, and escalations were often ignored or significantly delayed by leadership. This created unnecessary stress and left employees without support when it was needed most. Overall, the environment felt disorganized at the leadership level, with poor communication, uneven management practices, and a lack of accountability.

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Strive Health Response
2mo
Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback with us. We're glad the role has given you a meaningful experience in care coordination, and appreciate your honesty among other areas. Treating every team member with fairness is something we take very seriously at Strive. Concerns around consistency and communication are not taken lightly. We encourage you to connect with People Operations at peopleops@strivehealth.com, if you haven't already. We are committed to continuous improvement and will use this input as we continue to evolve.
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