StrongMind reviews

3.7

72% would recommend to a friend

(21 total reviews)

Damian Creamer

64% approve of CEO

59% positive business outlook

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5.0
Feb 19, 2026

Great Company To Work For

Recommend
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Pros

Great communication, Great benefits, Great pay

Cons

I have not experienced any cons

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StrongMind Response
4mo
This made our day. 🙌 Thank you for being part of StrongMind for the past 3 years and for the work you do as a Teacher! The impact you have on students matters more than you know. Hearing “great communication, great benefits, great pay” in one sentence? We’ll take it. 😊 We work intentionally to create an environment where educators feel supported, valued, and in the loop so this feedback means a lot. Thank you for being part of this community and for showing up for students the way you do. We’re lucky to have you. 💚 -Noelle Creamer Chief People Officer
3.0
Sep 3, 2025

Good For Beginners

Recommend
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Pros

Good place to start and learn, people are really great

Cons

Impossible to get a raise, also everyone got laid off

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StrongMind Response
10mo
Hi there! Thank you for taking the time to share your experience with StrongMind. I'm glad to hear that you found it to be a supportive place to start your career and that you valued the people you worked with. Our team is truly what makes us special. I also understand your concerns about career growth and compensation. Over the last year, we’ve made intentional changes to create clearer paths for development, and this continues to be an area of ongoing refinement for us. We’re actively reworking our performance review process and creating more opportunities for recognition and advancement so that our teams can see a clearer connection between their contributions and their growth. The layoff you mentioned was the first in our company’s long history, and it was a super difficult moment for all of us. We don’t anticipate any further layoffs though. We are focused on strengthening our long-term stability and creating more opportunities for our team members. Please know how much we appreciate your contributions during your time with us and wish you the very best in your career journey! 💚 Noelle Creamer, CPO
1.0
Aug 17, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

If your last name is Creamer you have a good chance at a C-suite position that you definitely aren’t qualified for. No Christmas bonuses but at least Damian can buy 3 cyber trucks!

Cons

They’ll say it’s work from home(it isn’t for at least 90 days and then probably longer until you kiss some posterior for management). They’ll tell you that the job isn’t that hard. It may not be but I gaurantee you’ll probably be the only one actually working. I hope you like gossip, drama, singing and adversarial HR team ignoring medical requests(my ada lawyer is already looking at a suit) don’t even bother responding Noelle. Your last name is the reason this company sucks. Hiring you as CPO a relative instead of someone qualified to run the business is the issue. The CTO is Damian’s best friend. The whole company is an ouroboros eating its own tail. Hope and pray you’re related to someone that works there because if you aren’t they are going to treat you like garbage.

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StrongMind Response
10mo
Thank you for taking the time to share your experience. While I respect your perspective, I want to clarify a few important points for accuracy and context: On Cybertrucks: StrongMind does not own three Cybertrucks. We own one, which is being wrapped for promotional purposes as part of our student outreach strategy. On leadership and qualifications: I was appointed Chief People Officer because of my professional background, not my last name. My career includes leading large-scale people, culture, and professional development initiatives for Fortune 500 companies, as well as founding and running my own businesses. Beyond that, I have supported StrongMind from the sidelines in numerous ways for well over a decade and stepped fully into this role during a time when strong leadership was needed. Titles matter less to me than impact, and my focus has always been on building culture and supporting people. On family-founded companies: Yes, StrongMind is family-founded. That means we hold each other to higher standards, not lower ones. We work side by side, and anyone who knows me knows my door and inbox is open. Many team members bring concerns directly to me, and I take those conversations seriously. (noelle.creamer@strongmind.com) On HR and medical requests: It is not the practice of this company to ignore accommodations. We comply with all ADA requirements, and any requests for accommodations are reviewed and addressed through the appropriate process. On public money: StrongMind is a for-profit company. We re-invest the dollars we earn from our partner schools into technology, AI, curriculum, and many other services that directly support students and families. Every decision we make is guided by how to best serve them (not by siphoning resources elsewhere.) It’s too bad that during your time here, you couldn’t see the value in the contributions I’ve made or the people-first initiatives I’ve led. But to anyone reading this, I want to assure you that feedback whether positive or negative is taken seriously. We understand that no work environment will meet the needs & preferences of everyone and we get that different work cultures suit different people. Our leadership team is fully committed to listening, learning, and improving each and every single day. Every decision we make...from team structure to Cybertruck marketing investments...is about one thing: serving students and families with excellence. That mission will always guide us forward 💚 —Noelle Creamer, CPO
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