Amazing Company! - Front Desk Receptionst HealthEquity Inc. Employee Review

5.0
Apr 14, 2015
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

I have been working at HealthEquity for only 4 short months, but can honestly say it is the best company I have ever worked for. HealthEquity truly cares about their employees- and they show it every single day! From monthly free lunches, weekly food trucks, and festive company parties to almost always promoting internally- HealthEquity takes good care of their employees and they want them to succeed! With my job role, I have the privilege of interacting with many different departments within the company. I am so impressed with the CEO and all of the managers/directors/supervisors at HealthEquity- this company really is in the hands of some extraordinary people! I become more and more impressed with HealthEquity everyday, and am so excited to see what the future holds for me here.

Cons

Location. HealthEquity is a bit out of the way for most, but the commute is worth it!

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5.0
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Pros

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Cons

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2.0
Jul 22, 2026
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Pros

Remote work environment; amazing coworkers and low level management.

Cons

This company makes a habit of taking as much of your time and talents as they can while providing as little as they can get away with in return. Your time will only be compensated to an extent, the rest is just smoke and mirrors while hourly folks work off the clock and salaried folks are provided with more ad-hoc duties than the actual job description. They will turn a blind eye to those overworking to keep up with an unmanageable workload, and brag about the free therapy sessions we get in return. No one even has time to use them. People are now picking up weekend jobs to make ends meet and they ignore these callouts. There’s also this subtle, unspoken fear that started creeping in over the last couple of years. People allow the mistreatment out of fear of job loss. It’s quite interesting to see what we all put up with. Sad, but interesting nonetheless.

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