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Health Fidelity Reviews

4.3

79% would recommend to a friend

(36 total reviews)

Steve Whitehurst

90% approve of CEO

67% positive business outlook

Health Fidelity has an employee rating of 4.3 out of 5 stars, based on 36 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an excellent working experience there. The Health Fidelity employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Information Technology industry (3.9 stars).

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36 reviews
2.0
17 May 2018

Politics Over Progress

Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Business outlook

Pros

Flexible work environment offers a good work/life balance. Discretionary time off was nice (no set bank of time off).

Cons

Team silos, very poor top down communications to staff, senior management is slow to make decisions which impacts market growth.

2.0
12 Jan 2018

Politics over products

Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Flexible work environment, competitive salary

Cons

C-suite is more interested in politics than running a business Senior management is generally clueless about product development Criticism will make senior management angry, but that's it CEO prioritizes people in his good ol' boys network over people who get work done

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Health Fidelity Response
8y
Thank you for the feedback and for your review. Our culture fosters a flexible work environment and focuses on productivity guided by our values of integrity, accountability, teamwork, respect and innovation. Our Senior Management Leaders are always open and receptive to feedback from our employees for the continued success of our team and Health Fidelity. Health Fidelity is committed to making employment decisions based on experience, skills, knowledge, and achievement of results to hire and promote the best qualified individuals. Our CEO and Senior Management team are dedicated to the success of our team. We have a team of smart, diverse individuals who love what they do and work hard to get the job done. Please feel free to email me with additional feedback at betsy.brookes@healthfidelity.com. Thank you, Betsy Brookes, Health Fidelity Human Resources Director
5.0
28 June 2016

A very positive experience

Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Quality leadership. Management means well and has experience. I can't think of a single person who fits the stereotypical 'manglement'. I have been burned by bad management before, but not here. The bottom line is that I've been treated very well and that counts for a lot. Solid compensation. It is generally agreed that we pay slightly above market value to acquire talent. And of course that comes with the silicon valley perks. twice weekly meals, medical dental vision, 401k, commuter benefits, and a Netflix-style discretionary time off policy. Transparency. When management decides that a problem needs to be fixed, they try their best to keep everyone in the loop. We are currently spread out over 3 different offices within a few blocks of each other. Our CEO and upper management made sure we knew that they were attempting to solve this (not easy in our area) and eventually were able to solve it. Great people. People who work here are smart, hard working, have a great attitude, and I often see incidents of putting in more time & effort than may have been necessary to make things better. A healthy attitude towards self-improvement. As an organization, I see a consistent effort to tighten standards, identify problems, and try & eventually embrace new technologies. As long as we move faster than the forces of entropy, I have confidence things will get better as time goes on. Retention of talent. I have seen almost no one leave, and each of those was for excellent reasons. This is silicon valley. People here are talented and work hard, they could easily find jobs at another company. They don't. And that really says something.

Cons

Communication between departments has historically been less than ideal. This has recently come to light, see transparency above, and it's something to keep an eye on. Unfortunately it really seems that, as a culture, groups are fairly isolated from one another. For example, it was after I had been with the company for months that someone bothered to put together and present a big picture view on how data actually moved through our organisation, a crucial insight for our task. Or, one of our teams had absolutely no visibility into our workflow, resulting in duplicate work. Work life balance can be low, varying greatly upon team. Some people I know have terrible balance, but that I blame mostly on deployment practices & technical debt, both of which are issues that are being actively addressed. Very (overly) ambitious. We only have ~20 engineers yet are trying to maintain & improve two distinct products, work on at least two of the hardest problems in the industry (not related to the above two), burn down technical debt, develop our own internal infrastructure tooling, and plan for potential new projects.

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