Out of 85 WW (formally Weight Watchers) employee reviews, 51% were positive. The remaining 49% were constructive reviews with the goal of helping WW (formally Weight Watchers) improve their work culture.
My manager is understanding of balance
Easygoing, funny, humane, nice and welcoming
Best place i ever worked, great management team. Very tech heavy company.
No one has orior history with the brand and idea of members needs. Retail mindset thst doesnt fit the model
Being fair instead of offerings to their favorites
supporting service providers, communicating with service providers
Need to support the employee more, lack of acknowledgment, they dont value your hardship, lack of training.
They need to treat there employees better.
In my opinion I am fairly compensated (salary) for my role. No stock options, though
The 6% matched 401K Wellness Reimbursement of up to $1,000 annually
Ability for your end of year bonus to go over 100%
401k match is nice along with profit sharing
listen to their employees regarding whats happening on the streets
Fairly access the skill and talent of all employees in the same role. Salary should be reflective on talent as well as increased span of control and longevity with the organization. Most long term emoloyees have been laid off over the last few years.
Salary equality for same role positions
Work hard and undervalued by time put in
No opportunity for advancement, no performance appraisals, no raises
They have cultivated a really good team. Everyone is a pleasure to work with
Since the decrease in the amount of employees in most departments over the last few years. We have strong teams who support each other and collaborate to ensure we are all aligned.
Passionate people with a people first mindset
My manager and her direction to make a tem
We truly love helping our members.
better training, consistent delivery of product
Lack of teamwork, they dont interact with other employees that are on a different states.
Stop working in secret with best friends, leaving other team members out. It is so cliquey. #meangirls
We need to improve our cross communication and limit our involvement in office politics. Focusing on our members should be our only priority
The new CEO is listening and making changes that support all and not just the upper management
Ability to work from home
My Success with members and manager direction
This is not a diverse company.
How Caring about the members the front liners are, not the company, they care about money
Valuing employees, not being so cheap.
recognize contributions of service providers, compensation for job well done
Stop the fake niceness Stop having all day meetings leaving employees to before hours, after hours and on weekends Be direct with what is needed instead of going the route of fake niceness
WW needs to get better managers who don’t have such bad tempers.
Zero recognition for top performers.
Peer and panel interview process
Speaking with management that interact with members
Fast, casual interview, the interviewer briefly explain the company.
The interviewer was very detailed in explaining expectations within the role.
The person i met with and how all my questions were answered.
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The work we do to change peoples lives and the impact we make every day
My interactions with members that are positive
Work life balance and work flexibility
Not abailable for our members when they need us. Always closing meetings
Emphasis is on making money, loss of respect for service providers. Goals set without input
They need to educate the employees more.
Pushing everyone towards technology and not everyone uses technology
The manger is mean to the team members.
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