Pros
Five years ago, I decided to join the pMD team and never looked back. It was difficult to leave my last company, so I wanted to be selective and join a company with a stellar team combined with a mission and a product I believed in. Still, most notably and selfishly, I wanted to work at an organization that would give me mentorship to get to the next level in my career. Never in my wildest dreams did I imagine my wish would come true. Not only am I part of an organization doing sensational things in the health care space, but it’s also one that cares about me and my future. It was easy for me to believe in our mission and our product; the track record stands on its own, but the people that I have had the pleasure of working with over the years, both our internal team and customers, are what makes my job meaningful. I have the opportunity to positively impact the lives of the people around me and our customers every day, and I truly feel fulfilled. You are empowered to create your career path, grow as fast as you want to, and have the opportunity to be involved in areas of the business outside of your core role. The pMD team is composed of talented people who are intelligent, passionate, and empathetic. The camaraderie and pride one feels when working here is authentic and represents the values ingrained in our culture, values that are important to me outside of work. The relationship I have with my manager is special. I believe she genuinely cares about me and my success as a person. No matter what I’m going through professionally or personally, the company and the people who work here offer support and flexibility. I don’t know what I would have done without that support this last year, and I’m grateful every day for it.
Cons
We move at a very fast pace because we’re trying to achieve the impossible. Finding enough time in the day to get everything done takes some getting used to and requires strong prioritization skills and discipline. It can feel overwhelming at first, but I’ve found that as long as I spoke up about my needs, asked questions, or clarified priorities, I was able to stay grounded. Being a good communicator is essential to success at pMD.