CivicActions – Coworkers are wonderful and project work can be very autonomous, though contracts often limit what's possible. However trying to participate in any initiatives at the company level is unproductive and frustrating. | Comparably

CivicActions – Coworkers are wonderful and project work can be very autonomous, though contracts often limit what's possible. However trying to participate in any initiatives at the company level is unproductive and frustrating.

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Coworkers are wonderful and project work can be very autonomous, though contracts often limit what's possible. However trying to participate in any initiatives at the company level is unproductive and frustrating.

What did you like most about the interview process?

Very communicative and very straightforward

What are some of the best things about your team?

The team is kind, supportive, and thoughtful. They really care about doing good work and taking care of each other.

What is the best part about your compensation package?

The fully covered healthcare for employees and their families is huge. The 401k match is generous. The flexible vacation time can be hard to figure out and hard to take, but it really is encouraged.

What needs to change to make the company culture better?

The company needs to live up to its own values instead of just repeating them on all hands calls. Don't just read financial numbers, tell us what you're doing about them and what you need from us. Really address team concerns instead of saying they're not real problems.

What does the leadership team need to get better at?

Leadership needs to get better at setting and communicating a company direction, which always feels vague. They need to hire or promote experts in digital services delivery into actual senior positions and then actually listen to them. And they need to do things instead of talking about doing things

What's going wrong and how can it be improved?

I often don't feel very valued by the company except as a cog in the machine. People are hired to be excellent widgets, but the company doesn't seem to want anyone to be much more and actively pushes down people who point out issues or try to fix them.

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