- No ESOP at this stage, might be available in future
- Right attitude and values, however, still working on the implementation. For example, diversity could be improved. At the moment the gender gap is standard for the tech industry (about 70% men to 30% women in the company, 80% men to 20% women in tech roles), the organisation wants to improve on this.
- If you haven't worked in med-tech or similar before, the amount of "compliance" required to meet regulations is probably the most frustrating thing, a bit bureaucratic. However this is a small part of a software engineer's job, (and the overall company culture is NOT bureaucratic), and from what I understand Annalise's approach is less bureaucratic compared to other med-tech companies.
- The structure of the company, as a joint venture between Harrison.AI and I-MED, is both a pro and a con. It has supported Annalise to succeed through the early start-up stage where so many other early-stage startups are at high risk of failure, however it can be a little confusing as there are people seconded from Harrison to work in Annalise temporarily, at times joint meetings/events, some policies, processes, etc have been inherited from I-MED, so Annalise is yet to grow fully into it's own. Sometimes talking about Annalise is synonymous with talking about Harrison, however Annalise is a child company so there are differences.
Note to readers: If there is a sudden influx of people reviewing /rating Annalise - yes our People & Culture department did a shout out to encourage us. We're a small young startup so don't have a lot of presence on Glassdoor, (which we all use when trying to decide where to work!). However this doesn't mean there is any influence towards fake reviews/ratings. Reviews are all anonymous, Annalise don't know who posted what, so if I or anyone was unhappy working here I could write a negative review if that's how I felt. If unsure about the ratings, it's a good idea to reach out directly to past and present employees via LinkedIn to see what they have to say.