Dynamic, caring, and fun organization! - Health Coach Noom Employee Review

5.0
Jan 9, 2018
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

-Flexible schedule -Open lines of communication -Transparent leadership -Meaningful work -Company cares deeply for its clients and employees -Abundant opportunities to develop professionally, expand skill set, and try new things -Creativity and new ideas are welcomed and encouraged -Remote work environment that still feels closely connected and cohesive -Company culture is fun and humorous -Supportive team members -Lots of team building and moral boosting events/opportunities

Cons

-Environment is ever changing which reflects the company's desire to constantly evolve and become better. Though this is a positive attribute, it could be challenging for those who prefer a steady and predictable workflow. -Healthcare coverage is quite expensive, though understandably so for a company of this size that is spread out across many regions. -A healthy work/life balance is highly encouraged by management but can be difficult to execute due to workload and employees' desire to do their absolute best. Still, it is doable and requires some diligence on the employees' part. The pros at Noom far outweigh the cons! I would highly recommend the company to those who are looking to be a part of an organization that has fun making a positive impact in the world.

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5.0
Jan 26, 2026
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Pros

Nice managers always happy to support you.

Cons

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3.0
Jun 18, 2026
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Pros

Great company to work for, hybrid schedule, generous PTO, office snacks

Cons

Let me start by saying Noom has been the best job I ever had. That being said, the culture has been slowly changing. A few years ago we got a new CEO and he's been bringing in all his people from his previous company. At this point half of the company is from the CEO's previous company. Not necessarily a bad thing on its own, except that the people that come from his previous company are receiving preferential treatment when it comes to promotions, salary, opportunities. At the same time, people who have been at Noom for a long time are bieng put on the back seat, and a lot of people even being pushed out

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