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3.5

62% would recommend to a friend

(185 total reviews)

Robert N. Brisco

56% approve of CEO

57% positive business outlook

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1.0
Dec 15, 2021
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

None. And I mean that. Absolutely none. The WebMD name is not what it was, and anyone in the industry will know its not impressive on the resume.

Cons

Wages are below average - you will make more elsewhere. 401k match is garbage. Medical benefits are alright. Good luck taking your PTO, and you can't roll it over. This place is nothing like what is sold to you in the interview. They will tell you anything to get you in the door because this place is so understaffed and they have no idea how to sell any of their products efficiently. The products are half-baked and in no way compete on the same level as their competitors. The company is run like a jealous child who wants the toy the other kid has. Directions change with the wind because of this - sales teams lie and oversell capabilities to make sales with no thought on how it effects the relationships after they collect their commission. Nepotism and cronyism is rampant. Senior leadership has no vision or ability to inspire workers. They take no responsibility or initiative - just pat their own backs during town halls despite the lack of real successes. They finesse the fact that our "wins" are flimsy at best. One of them is a known tyrant that everyone is afraid of. Many more but I'm honestly emotionally exhausted. They will chip you away slowly until you start gaslighting yourself.

1.0
Oct 13, 2021

Awful place to work. Stay away.

Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Great coworkers. Remote work available.

Cons

Upper management has no clue what they are doing. The new CEO likes to look up ridiculous studies online that he doesn’t even understand and then forces editorial to cover them. And don’t get me started on his stupid company-wide “inspirational” emails with videos of himself telling us why we have to work harder and longer with no pay raise, and love it while we’re doing it. All the good upper management left when the new CEO entered the picture, and now they are left with “leaders” who have had no or very limited journalism experience who are riding the coattails of their very talented and hardworking worker bees. These worker bees are constantly being given lofty, vague goals with no plan or guidance on how to reach them — because again, the leadership don’t know what they’re doing. There is no consideration for work-life balance or even serious events in your personal life. Don’t count on coming here and finding any support if you need to take any time off for an emergency. If you can’t find your own coverage, sorry, you’ll be working through your emergency. The same goes for vacations. You’ll be bullied into working long hours every day and on weekends. Promotions are completely arbitrary. If you’re the type of person to not complain, keep your head down, and work hard, expecting that your good work should speak for itself, tough luck — you will never get a decent pay raise or promotion. If you are the type to bring up concerns and give constructive feedback, you’ll be told you’re being too negative and should focus on the positives (basically meaning that at least you have a job), and that will be that. People are leaving in droves, because we all know this is a sinking ship. Stay away.

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