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Best Culture - Talent Acquisition Manager Pulse Analytics Employee Review

5.0
Jun 17, 2022
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Pros

Culture and work life balance is amazing Employer truly cares of their employees needs

Cons

Complex product-first few weeks is learning a new industry

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5.0
Apr 1, 2019
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Pros

I have been working at Pulse Digital since November 2015 and I truly could not imagine working with a nicer group of people. Pulse is a dynamic, growing healthcare technology company doing very interesting work in the oncology space. This is a very small team- all members are very valuable and everyone’s input is taken into consideration. There is a lot of independence, lots of impact, and a lot of project ownership. I see myself here for many years to come!

Cons

since we are a new company, there are some areas in which we have to figure out things as we go along

4.0
Feb 24, 2021
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Pros

1. People: The people at Pulse are easy to work with. There's a strong sense of camaraderie and collaboration, and people want each other to succeed. 2. Work/life balance: You'll rarely be expected to work outside of normal business hours. 3. Impact: If you figure out a better way to architect a part of the codebase or know of a technology, framework, database, etc. that can improve things, you'll likely be able to implement it as long as you can justify your approach and present an iterative implementation plan. The opportunity to make a big impact on a small, flexible team is huge. 4. Celebrations: During non-COVID times, there are company-paid meals for birthdays, promotions, big project deliveries, and other occasions. There are also quarterly dinners at fancy NYC restaurants, 3pm happy hours on Fridays, and a big annual holiday party.

Cons

Pulse Analytics works closely with a consulting firm called The Dedham Group (TDG). While TDG has made progress in adopting technology solutions, the firm could try to make technology the center of its efforts to organize data and deliver key insights to clients. A Pulse/TDG partnership with technology-first practices and a technology-first vision would position both entities to grow scalably and sustainably while advancing Pulse's data infrastructure, engineering reputation, and hiring efforts.

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