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Poor Leadership, No Room for Growth, Subpar Culture, Good place to gain Experience - Anonymous employee Surgical Information Systems Employee Review

2.0
Jun 23, 2021
Anonymous employee
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Pros

- Great company to gain experience in healthcare IT from - Great people to work with at the team level - Flexible hours - Remote

Cons

- The company would do well if they valued it’s employees, you’re just a number here. Compensation reflects that, as you do not get paid your worth. - The leadership and mid level management are very bureaucratic. They play favorites and don’t promote on merit; do not expect to grow here. - You’ll do well if you’re a yes man, since expressing different ideas that may conflict with the status quo is discouraged and viewed as disruptive, instead of helpful. - They run very lean to the point of burnout, which is unfortunate, since there’s little appreciation or gratitude for the effort and work produced by good, hardworking people. - Culture is subpar. Nobody wants to take ownership out of fear they’ll be solely held accountable; there’s no mantra of we succeed and fail collectively as a team. It’s a big blame game.

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Cons

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Pros

While most positions are remote work and a consistent paycheck are positive aspects, the company’s medical, dental, and vision benefits are notably inadequate and fall well below competitive market standards.

Cons

Compensation is not aligned with workload demands and requires immediate review. Work-life imbalance is creating retention risk and undermining employee engagement. Senior leadership communication and effectiveness are falling short of organizational needs. Overly directive management practices are restricting autonomy, accountability, and operational agility. Cross-functional collaboration is insufficient and is weakening teamwork and shared ownership. Leadership culture lacks the transparency and communication needed to build trust. Resource constraints are preventing employees from executing responsibilities effectively. Offshoring decisions are creating workforce instability and serious concerns about role security.

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