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Prajna Strategy

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Be Good. Be Skilled. Be Present. Be Ready to Dance. - Director of Growth Marketing Prajna Strategy Employee Review

5.0
16 Feb 2022
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Pros

- Amazing collaboration in a remote work environment. - Everyone REALLY knows what they're doing. There's no pressure to be a high-performer, but everyone absolutely is. The shared drive for success creates astonishing alignment across departments. - Deeply flexible work/life arrangements make being a person easy. - The entire team at Prajna operates with a deeply heartfelt approach to their work, their relationship, their performance, and the needs of their clients. - Remarkable healthcare and family leave benefits. - Leadership genuinely engages in the growth of their employees and the sense of care for staff is palpable. - 1 week per quarter PTO is a glorious perk and leadership ensures that you take that time to refresh and revitalize. - Staff is encouraged to express their feelings, both personal and professional, and the team (peers and leadership) are truly - Dance breaks!

Cons

- On a regular basis, there is enough work to last into the evening, but only if you elect to work that late. There is, however, no pressure to do so. - Typical start-up growing pains. It's a young company and continues to work on departmental alignment to the work because the org is growing so quickly. - No 401k program currently

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5.0
28 Feb 2022
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Pros

- My position is entirely remote (with optional travel), so I can finagle my work schedule around my life and not the other way around. - The culture supports employees rather than maximized productivity. No, really. Because who knew that supporting your people would automatically lead to better productivity? - Leadership prioritizes the next steps in providing for the team (full-time status, vacation, parental leave, etc). - You're encouraged to USE said vacation time.

Cons

- We're a little weird. We dance (if we want to) on Zoom every week. - We're growing, which means things are fast-paced and sometimes last-minute meetings/tasks come up. - With work being remote, you need to manage yourself and your workload carefully to meet deadlines, pace yourself, and lowkey save a little space for anything last-minute.

5.0
15 Feb 2022
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Pros

- Kristen and Jon lead with empathy and truly care how about your personal and professional goals. They've created a unique environment where "people first" is often touted and you can truly be your authentic self. You're cheered on when you can recognize "swampy" feelings to get them out in the air and turn them around into something positive. They want to know exactly how you feel and what you're interested in so they can help shape your perfect career or shepherd you off into the world wherever you want to go/be. - Leadership fully recognizes that a happy, relaxed, and well-rested employee performs WAY better than one that is stressed or overworked. They often encourage us to take time for ourselves. If you need to start your day an hour late because you didn't sleep well the night before, that's cool! - A very flexible schedule! If you're a mom and have kids at home running around in the background, they get it and are SO flexible with your scheduling needs. Need to run an errand - no problem. - Having side gigs or other interests is something that is encouraged and many of the team have. - Our weekly team meetings are something everyone looks forward to and provide our 100% remote team a way to feel more personal and in touch with all. - Even though this job is remote, it does NOT feel like it! We frequently meet with other team members via Zoom for client meetings, one to one's, or even just to chat to catch up. - Everyone on the team is just brilliant! I've learned so much just by reading some of the messages in Slack or by watching a presentation given by a fellow team member. You will continue to learn new things on a daily basis. - The interview process was lengthy, BUT if you think about the fact that it's remote and you don't meet people (right away) it's completely understandable. They need to get to know you. And when you interview, your not just interviewing for the job. You're interviewing to be on the team. We're a family and leadership understands it needs to be the right fit for all. - We are now on employment status (no more contracting!) and they just introduced NEW benefits which include 3 months paid parental (maternity/paternity/adoption) leave and health benefits! Amazing!

Cons

- They don't have a retirement benefit set up but I do think it's in the works.

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