Could be more, could be less - Technician Health Catalyst Employee Review

2.0
31 Jul 2023
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Great C-suite, very knowledgeable with great acumen for business. Executives do not allow managers to micro-manage their team. Competitive in the market.

Cons

Nepotism. If someone knows someone, the company does not know you. Departments have no leadership unless a senior executive is involved in the day to day.

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Health Catalyst Response
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Thanks for your review and more than three years of contributions to our success. It sounds like you have concerns regarding nepotism. We have a clear anti-nepotism policy outlined in our team member handbook. Please reach out to our Chief People Officer, Linda Llewellyn, with your specific concerns so she can address appropriately. Best, Dan Burton

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