Sutter Health Network Engineer reviews

Working 16 to 18 hour days is the norm with constant escalations. Zero work-life balance, average engineer will work 65 to 75 hr work weeks. Very little accountability is taken from top senior leadership. Very cut throat, never know when your last day is, especially if you are a top performer. Knee jerk reaction is constant and measures will be put in place to make things difficult for you as well. It’s unfortunate to see engineers or managers/supervisors mentally and physically exhausted walking in the halls. They are only sticking it out because they are determined and wish things will get better. Unfortunately, it just gets worse. Approach with cation.

No leadership, no vision, reactive management, lots of bureaucracy with little to show for it, hard to get real work done. No chance for advancement, at all. Expect to work split shifts all the time so as not to run up overtime, but attend all kinds of useless meetings, and get your work done.