An Experiment in Endless Funding with Ignorant Leadership - Anonymous employee Verily Employee Review

1.0
Oct 5, 2023
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Good employee benefits, flexible work accommodations

Cons

There is a huge and significant lack of cohesion, vision, and understanding of the health care industry by the people in charge. There are a million "ideas" from leadership without a single person who understands how to actually achieve them. They don't want to hear when people with actual experience share their opinions. Their corporate goals are a joke, their management pats themselves on a back after accomplishing nothing, and it's a cesspool of vacuous self-promoters with no actual industry knowledge.

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Verily Response
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Thank you for taking the time to leave a review. We're glad you enjoyed your benefits and flexible work accommodations while you were here. As you know, we're in a transformation journey at Verily in support of our precision health purpose, and continue to make progress through research, care and health financing solutions. If you did not share your specific feedback as a part of your exit interview, we strongly encourage you to share your experience and suggestions directly with Verily-PACT@google.com. We greatly value your input, thank you for all you did while you were here, and wish you all the best.

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