Pros
A fantastic looking accounting statement after the price increases and layoffs. What's that? No one care about that except for the stakeholders and private equity firm profiting from it? My fault.
Cons
I don't even know where to start. The company was purchased by Thoma Bravo in November 2023, which is a corporate death sentence for any self respecting employee. Within 5 minutes of the announcement the chief of HR, who honestly looks like what you would have imagined the monster under your bed to look like when you were a young kid, laid off 20% of the company. Since then, we have undergone multiple price hikes, massively unfavorable changes to compensation, a new company policy to outsource any positions that need to be backfilled, and the company culture is now absolutely seeping with a mentality of greed and profit at all costs. We are a HEALTHCARE company. Or at least we were. Now, whenever we get lectured about corporate values, it takes for the 5th or 6th line for anyone to say "oh yeah by the way we also care about providing positive patient outcomes and helping our practices succeed, totally didnt forget about that!" It is an absolute monster of a company. The lies to employees are pervasive, and theres no going back on it. Leadership (who are also stakeholders, what a coincidence) are far too deep into their own narrative to even acknowledge that the client and employee experience has suffered tremendously in such a short period of time. There is no hesitation to step on necks when it benefits the bottom line. If you care about your career trajectory or your self esteem, do not work here.