Pros
I started with the company as a newly licensed therapist and was able to work my way all the way up to senior management in under 7 years, so there are lots of opportunities for advancement. If you have a "make it happen" attitude you can go very far with this company. If you are a go-getter, you will have the opportunity to have your ideas listened to and sometimes put in place, which is pretty cool to feel like you're making a difference and are a part of something bigger than yourself. There are lots of ways to make extra money and they reward their employee's with excellent pay, incentives, benefits, a high degree of autonomy, flexibility, and positive reinforcement for a job well-done. It is very fulfilling work and if you work hard you will be very fulfilled in knowing that you are working on a mission to help others. They are also reinventing the way that the country seeks mental health services and solving both a customer service problem happening in the mental health industry and a lack of employment opportunities for licensed clinicians in the private practice field, so it's great that they are growing.
Cons
Some of the jobs at HQ are tough and can lead to burn out, so the company tries to make it a really fun place to work to combat this. It's really just the nature of the beast, but they do all they can. It's just tough on everyone when there is turnover. Also, this is not really a con, but you will be held accountable if you don't follow through on things you say you will do. However, that's truly how it should be. We are all here to work. If you want a job where you can just play on the internet, this is not the place for you, but if you want to work, people will notice.
