Devoted Health Reviews

3.6

63% would recommend to a friend

(516 total reviews)
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Ed Park

84% approve of CEO

67% positive business outlook

Devoted Health has an employee rating of 3.6 out of 5 stars, based on 516 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Devoted Health employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Healthcare industry (3.4 stars).

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516 reviews
1.0
23 Feb 2019
Recommend
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Pros

Cool tech stack and tools used to build CI/CD pipeline. Cool Watch Factory location. Most employees were a real pleasure to work with.

Cons

I was given 2 weeks to show what skills I brought to the party and then thrown out with no real reason given. 2 weeks into my employment, our only Support Engineer (I was in an Infrastructure group that included IT) went on paternity leave for a month. During that month, we were hiring dozens of people, all who would need tech onboarding as well as IT services, so I volunteered to provide such support as well as that for a 3 day onboarding event for all employees who had started in the last quarter. That effort was very successful, but when the Support Engineer returned, I was rewarded for my teamwork with termination.

1.0
21 Dec 2022
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Todd and Ed Park have a beautiful vision and mission.

Cons

The culture is toxic at its core. A trend of cronyism where hiring is from the same pool of friends and former colleagues ensures that this will not change. While anyone working for a startup should expect a fast pace and long hours, there are no health work/life boundaries at Devoted. Employees are expected to answer Slack messages and texts during evenings and on weekends even when dealing with personal/family crises. If you are new to the organization and do not blindly follow directions, you should expect to be treated with open distrust and disdain. There is rampant gossip amongst various teams that is encouraged and fostered by the leadership of specific teams. Leaders are selected based on how they can operationalize not on industry expertise which highlights the fact that Devoted is about the making money over getting it right. Inexperienced leaders then use gaslighting and stonewalling techniques to take the spotlight off their poor leadership. They change direction multiple times a week depending on where they are getting pressured from. This combination of traits keeps employees in a constant state of fight or flight. Advice to those considering Working for Devoted: Beware of the inflated Glassdoor ratings. Look back at the flurry of positive reviews that happened at the end of 2021. This was a deliberate effort by Devoted leadership and HR to boost the ratings that had slipped dramatically in 2021. All managers were “encouraged” to add positive reviews to boost Glass Door ratings to attract new candidates.

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Devoted Health Response
3y
Thank you for taking the time to leave a review - we appreciate it. We are glad to hear that our vision and mission resonated with you as it drives everything we do. I’m sorry to hear your experience at Devoted wasn't optimal. We take our culture and approach to work/life balance very seriously and take strides to ensure our employees are heard, respected, and trusted. I’d like to learn more about your perspective. If you’d like to continue the conversation, feel free to contact us at tmayes@devoted.com or lbrunner@devoted.com.
3.0
15 Jul 2022
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

I love the people I work with. I've never worked with such over all amazing people, from fellow guides, to supervisors, managers, etc. Everyone I've met is so genuine, intelligent and kind. The pay is solid (higher than average), and they do their best to listen to feedback and make changes based on feedback.

Cons

The benefits outside of pay are average. They hire people who have been CEOs, managers, etc for entry level positions (probably why the pay has to be so good). It ends up creating an overly competitive environment, and its very difficult to move up. Communication is fully through slack/instant messaging so it's not easy to organize information in a way that makes sense to the individual, everything gets thrown at you from all the company channels you have to be a part of. I would venture to guess that this is why interdepartmental communication is so terrible. The supervisors appear to be very overworked and are almost always running late because they get scheduled back to back meetings and the meetings typically don't end on time. When I was first hired members were for the most part very kind, but it appears devoted is not scaling at the proper capacity in order to meet member needs. We used to get maybe one complaint a week, now expect to get multiples a day.

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Devoted Health Response
3y
Thank you so much for giving us your honest feedback. We are very happy that you recognize part of what makes Devoted an amazing place to work - namely, our “amazing people!” We also are firm believers that hearing your concerns can only help us improve. That said, regarding our benefits, Devoted has a strong commitment to taking care of our employees´ physical, mental and emotional health. Our benefits strategy is designed to support all aspects of our employees lives by offering a fully funded (premium free) health plan (including dental and vision) for employees and all dependents. We offer competitive time off, holidays and a 401K plan. We believe that hiring Guides from a range of backgrounds is our strength, and all Guides have an equal opportunity to pursue multiple career paths both within the Guide team and elsewhere at Devoted. We are continuing to grow, and as we do so, new positions are created all the time. It’s an exciting company to be part of, and Guides are perfectly positioned to be on a journey towards success. Slack does take some getting used to if you have not used it in a previous job, but once you do, it allows for easy and quick communication, transparency, and positive collaboration. We give our Member Service Guides regular time off the phones so that they can catch up on any messages they may have missed. As for interdepartmental communication, there is always room for improvement. We have different initiatives underway that we are so happy to hear will have an impact on Guide satisfaction, and we are always looking for ways to improve our connections with other teams. We understand that working in a high-growth, fast-paced environment is not for everyone. Everyone who works at Devoted keeps a busy schedule, but our leaders are committed to supporting Guides in every possible way. When it comes to our members, anyone who works in a customer-facing job can understand that you may speak to a happy customer or a dissatisfied one. These are difficult times, especially for our older population, which can sometimes influence the way they present themselves on phone calls. Because we know that sometimes members may express themselves in ways that can be challenging for some Guides, we have resources in place, including a unique stress reduction program, to help our Guides feel loved and supported. Member Service Guides are critical to the mission of Devoted Health, and we continually strive to make the work experience of a Member Service Guide as supported, healthy, and joyful as possible.
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