
They pay reasonably well but have had to make significant cutbacks In jobs due to COVID.
I liked getting to interview with my future manager, my peers and other managers in the organization.
People generally try to do a good job but often have to juggle a lot of projects. People would be much happier if they had fewer projects and clear direction about priorities.
The CEO is clearly a servant leader who will do well. He has, however, underestimated the political impediments to expansion into Northern Kentucky. The C-Suite team generally is open to suggestions and recognizes clinical accomplishments.
All Hands meetings are generally very positive and recognize accomplishments. Management is sometimes interested in improving the culture but words many times ring hollow when it comes to making changes rather than just going with the status quo. I believe the CEO is generally interested in change.