Iterative Health reviews

Company has gone through a shift in strategy from AI tech company to more of a healthcare services company, which has caused some shifting of priorities and goals, but much of that change and consternation is behind us now and we are fully dialed in on growth as we continue to scale our site network across the U.S. and Europe. Other cons: Several different systems and processes layered upon layer making for a clunky experience at times.

At the time I was at the company, these were the cons: - frequent layoffs and turnover - many bad engineering executives and managers. Some seemed to just sit in meetings all day and do nothing to justify their salaries. Many had no healthcare experience and lacked domain knowledge, in addition to ideas or vision. If you are an executive in engineering in a startup company you need to be able to wear different hats and think of things from a product perspective. - Lots of engineering talent wasted essentially doing different permutations of the same project over years - not enough projects to work on to make use of engineering talent - managers ignored requests from workers to contribute to other parts of engineering department