WebMD Health Reviews

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Few opportunities to advance yourself and your career, management very slow to accept suggestions for change, some employees linger, even when no longer assets to their teams.

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No room for growth

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Need more staffing in IT

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Managers and supervisors are cliquey and clueless. No real training. Office politics. "Do as I say & not as I do"- type attitude from upper management. No real path for growth.

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If you like a real work/life balance, this may not be the company for you.

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Highly political environment and limited transparency

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Bad management
Spent WAY too much on the new office space
Upper level management is clueless

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Top level leadership has no vision, no strategy. We are pimped out to the highest bidder for every shiny new object that comes into somebody's mind.
No business justification for taking on work, product team just says "yes" to everything. The product team is nothing more than order takers and they don't own, drive or innovate any of the products.
People are not empowered, they are held down, held back. They are stifled.
Crappy people are hiring clones of themselves further polluting the organization.
Resistance to improvement or any kind of positive change. No learning opportunity, no growth.

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- Company is being sold
-If you're an engineer then this is not a place for learning.
-Not cutting edge
-Managers are out for themselves and point fingers at there team and fire the employee rather questioning there own lack of management and direction

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The whole place was ruled by favoritism and working to the lowest common denominator. Leadership was by CYA and anyone who tried to really make positive strides forward was shot down hard. It was the most toxic and negative environment I had ever experienced in multiple decades in the workforce. Even with serious challenges presented to them, they were resistant to new ideas and VPs and up only seemed to like the folks who pandered to them instead of the ones who had actual ideas and experience to back it up.
As a culture and what WebMD Health Services is all about, it gave nothing but lip service to it all. It did not cultivate its people in any way.