
I was extremely excited and bought in when I first started. In just over a year, there have been multiple layoffs company-wide, shake ups within my department, and movement of my duties offshore thereby changing how I do my job. I feel less valued.
Not just reacting and then making excuses.
Laid back atmosphere that is supportive and understanding.
Being left alone and allowed to do my job.
Permissive PTO and the supportive culture to back it up.
Reasonable premiums with some employee options paid fully by employer.
Recognition of work-life balance and the culture that supports that.
Open, transparent communication that is shared via regularly scheduled Town Hall meetings.
Similar work ethic, open to questions, and giving support when it's needed.
Ask when you are unsure of something. Don't wait to be told, be proactive, take ownership.
Consistent open and honest communication. Many outlets for asking questions and a WIDE-open door at all times.
Staying busy, having people on the team to answer questions, and a sense of accomplishment at the end of each day.
There are many different ways for us to connect even though we are remote. All have been welcoming and are very patient and helpful.
Working here checks a lot of boxes regarding my overall well-being by working for a company that adheres to my values, being in harmony with others, and solving problems and exposing myself to new ideas/opportunities.
Many of the benefits are free to the employee. Internal equity was discussed in my very first interview, so I knew they were serious about overall employee compensation and ensuring a fair and consistent practice across the board.
A focus on the employee needs. An open understanding that there are opportunities for learning and to take advantage of those during the workday. Permissive PTO and managers who actually go above and beyond to make sure you take the time for yourself and your family.