Outcomes matter, that's why I stay - Operations 2U Employee Review

5.0
Mar 27, 2023
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Great coworkers who care about the outcomes we drive Flexible and supportive management Impactful work

Cons

Decision making takes longer than it should

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2U Response
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First and foremost, thank you for the contributions you have made throughout your long tenure at 2U. Secondly, we appreciate the time you took to provide us with feedback about your #Lifeat2U experience. We’re thrilled to hear that you enjoy working with the incredible people at the company. We agree that the people here are fantastic and help drive our mission and culture. We’re also very encouraged to see you call out that the platform strategy, which we aligned around in 2022, is already showing signs of success. We couldn’t be more excited about 2U’s bright future. Employee feedback is important to hear as we continue to grow and evolve our business and culture. Input like yours is critical to us accomplishing our mission and we greatly appreciate your feedback!

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