Used to be a great place to work - Anonymous employee WebPT Employee Review

1.0
Jun 20, 2023
Anonymous employee
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Pros

I really can't think of any. Working from home can be a pro and a con.

Cons

The company is a shell of what it used to be. Yes, it is bigger, but I am referring to the happiness of its employees. The RCM team always seems to get the brunt of bad decisions and are truly treated much differently than other departments. I knew once we lost our two leaders a couple of years ago that the downslide was coming. 'They' tried to tell us this was just a coincidence, but we all knew better. Like others have said, a lot of us 'original' RCM employees have left because of the direction the company has taken. We used to be trusted to do our jobs, now the micromanaging is mind boggling. Another huge issue is the platform that the RCM team uses on a daily basis. It is such a manual process, and when we try to give the developers feedback on how to make it better, they do not listen. The typical answer is that it works so why change it. The company has also become very liberal. If you have any conservative values, it is best to keep them to yourself.

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WebPT Response
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Thank you for sharing your feedback about your experience at WebPT. We appreciate your honesty and are sorry to hear that you feel the company has changed in a negative way, particularly regarding the happiness of its employees. Employee satisfaction is of utmost importance to us, and we continuously strive to create a positive and supportive work environment for everyone. Regarding the platform used by the RCM team, we understand your frustrations with its manual processes. We are actively working with our development team to gather feedback and make necessary improvements. We apologize if it seemed like your suggestions were not taken seriously, and we want to assure you that we are committed to listening to our employees and continuously enhancing our tools and processes. We value diversity of thought and respect differing perspectives among our employees. We strive to foster an inclusive environment where everyone feels comfortable expressing themselves. We apologize if you felt that conservative values were not respected, and we encourage open dialogue and understanding among all team members. We understand that you may feel discouraged from providing further suggestions, but we genuinely appreciate your feedback and encourage you to reach out to us directly if you have any additional insights or ideas for improvement. We want to assure you that your feedback is important to us, and we are committed to making meaningful changes. We thank you for your years of dedication to WebPT, and we wish you the best in your future endeavors.

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