Undervalues it's coaches and has toxic workplace culture. - Remote Health Coach Noom Employee Review

2.0
Feb 22, 2022
Recommend
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Pros

Flexible working hours and the ability to have little ones home. Ample amount of PTO and sick time. Fully virtual and remote, no phone calls or video sessions are required.

Cons

Embarrassingly low pay (even after sticking around for nearly 4 years) High caseloads with equally high expectations of coaching that can't be healthily or realistically met consistently at the caseload thresholds we currently have. Try delivering high-quality coaching/counseling via text all day (100 msgs a day) - it leads to burnout very quickly. A major lack of transparency surrounding metrics and the consistency across those measures. A so-called commitment to the wellbeing of its coaches but then denying the major factors that impact our wellbeing such as caseload and pay. Inexperienced and ineffective coach managers who really only act as a middle man with no true means of support and advocacy because they're kept out of the loop as well. They only appease our concerns temporarily with no real solutions. Terrible health coverage No 401k matching Toxic positivity culture that has some employees sounding like brainwashed cult members who refuse to acknowledge any faults or flaws of the company.

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5.0
Jan 26, 2026
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Pros

Nice managers always happy to support you.

Cons

None. I have nothing to complain about.

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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