no structure, one sided company. - Technical Support Engineer FingerCheck Employee Review

1.0
Feb 27, 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

None really. You can work from home on some days and they have snacks available. Sadly that's about it.

Cons

The company favors those in their community, and everyone else is treated as expendable until they replace them with those who know or who are friends with the CEO or his associates. Plus, in the part of Brooklyn, their office is located in one of the worst in the borough.

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FingerCheck Response
2y
Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback. We are very sorry and surprised to hear this about your experience at Fingercheck. We have a diverse leadership team and staff and pride ourselves on maintaining a culture of fairness and transparency. We value all of our current and former employees’ feedback so we would be happy to learn more about your time here and how we can improve. Please feel free to contact me directly to discuss at thaynes@fingercheck.com. We wish you all the best. Tiffany Haynes, Chief People Officer

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Cons

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Pros

Opportunity to work in a growing health-tech space Exposure to end-to-end operational processes in a startup environment Some colleagues are knowledgeable and committed to client success Remote work option available

Cons

Lack of psychological safety; employees may hesitate to speak up Constantly shifting priorities and unclear expectations Feedback focuses on deficiencies rather than coaching or growth Micromanagement is common and trust is limited Inconsistent application of policies and expectations Reactive leadership and poor accountability High burnout risk due to sustained pressure and lack of balance Turnover is normalized rather than addressed

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