Laid back yet hard working culture - Anonymous employee BetterDoctor Employee Review

5.0
Sep 3, 2015
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

- Everyone works hard while they're in the office (and no one slacks!) but they go home at reasonable hours like normal human beings - Small home gym set-up that anyone can use - Nap room (usually turns into a meeting room though - Free healthy snacks and beers - Gas grill that employees use to cook their food extra smokey - Sit-stand desks (no fatigue pads though) for every person. Laptops are a given - Great people - Professional interior decoration including live plants!

Cons

- Open office layout. Can be noisy and distracting - Not really a con, but it's a young and growing start-up. Expect some vagueness in what you're doing and be prepared to pick up whatever you have to in order to keep going

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Cons

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5.0
Sep 4, 2015
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Pros

Everyone at BetterDoctor is treated with respect, not because it affects our ROI but because it is the right thing to do. I appreciate my colleagues and their intelligence, hard work and support. My last pro about working at BetterDoctor is that we value diverse personalities and perspectives. Diversity, whether it is based on gender, ethnicity, different background or stage of life, is very important to me. I’ve had the opportunity to live in many places around the world and observe how different companies and communities reap the benefits of diversity. In my experience, diversity of thought and perspective brings strength. We are all better off for it and it is something that I welcome and pursue on my team.

Cons

In the world of technology where absolutely all the rules are constantly being re-invented, being willing to learn new areas, skills and anything else - becomes a critical skill.

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