COTA Reviews

Management, leadership, values, unqualified people making healthcare decisions

Management team does not address well documented concerns of employees, such as organizational efficiency, career progression, need for diversity, training, or even compensation for entire teams (sales apparently has not received any commission for completed deals). Executives are slow to make crucial decisions (e.g. hiring key roles, hiring vendors, reviewing documents, giving corrective feedback, etc.) and are risk averse, leading to paralysis in every team. Executive team doesn't promote confidence in employees and doesn't realize that indecision/underinvestment demotivates talented employees - especially in Engineering, Product, and Marketing. Executive team plays favorites with those who fit the mold (white, male). Management cannot agree\clearly communicate on the 3 goals they want to accomplish this year as an organization. Therefore each department pursues its own agendas, leading to disjointed and disorganized situations.