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Good WLB Pay well for having such good WLB Pretty stable overall Senior management does what it can to watch out for its employees (I.e. freezing hiring and travel even though the company was performing overall well to avoid potential layoffs in the future) Inspiring mission
Lack of meaningful work - product is established, so not much new development, but rather tweaking existing code. Spend far more time investigating issues/feasibility of features but the actual work to implement these features is spread thin since so many devs want to actually build instead of investigate. Good culture can be tainted by a bad manager. Most managers I’ve encountered are good people and good managers, but some will throw you under the bus for things that aren’t your fault because you’re a convenient target. There’s also a lack of trust between business and engineering as to whether the engineering team will complete their quarterly goals because product agrees to aggressive goals with minimal dev consultation. A lot of times engineers don’t even realize exactly how much their team has committed to. Customers can be difficult to work with and make some pretty rash demands at times, and product team is quick to blindly accept their request and create interrupt work, and that puts engineers in a tough position to bend the product in a way it wasn’t designed to be bent in the first place, or go back on their promise to build it for them. CoverMyMeds is owned by McKesson, and while that has its perks (company has virtually no risk of going under on its own, but especially with McKesson backing), it’s also adds more hoops to jump through to do your job, and McKesson is doing more to assimilate CMM into their overarching organization even though I was told CMM still operates like a startup culture wise. It does for the most part, but the takeover is in action and slowly the startup excitement is being sucked out of the culture.
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