Good in some areas. Could be so much better. - Anonymous employee P3 Health Partners Employee Review

2.0
Feb 14, 2024
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Much of the workforce is remote and work well together. Compensation is on par with what's offered elsewhere. Complete remote workstation was provided. Work-Life balance is great.

Cons

Inquiries or proposals to leadership often go unanswered or are dismissed outright as irrelevant if it's not a concept immediately determined beneficial. Bikeshedding is a common occurrence resulting in days, weeks or months of additional hours invested in issues for little to no tangible improvement in the environment or end user experience. Common solutions in other orgs are received as a bridge too far here. In their stead will be niche one-off solutions with lists of caveats attached. No direction provided throughout the year on role performance despite multiple defined goal and performance review checkpoints existing. Performance reviews that do occur assess criteria never previously discussed. In a broad sense, "going above and beyond" is only situationally applauded or rewarded. It is otherwise expected. Cracks in the foundation will become visible after the honeymoon period wears off. The answers to the questions you may ask yourself as to "Why would this ever be done this way?" will become apparent.

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Cons

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Cons

No way to accurately track my time/hours The desks are really close together so If I make any noise I feel too loud. Short Chair vs. Long legs Poor communication between different levels and groups So many people to meet, especially when some people are at home this day, but back that day, but out on PTO. Its hard to follow who is on which team doing what.

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