Not a great place to work. - Sales Zyla Health Employee Review

1.0
3 May 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Not much to say here.

Cons

Working with the CEO is really tough due to lack of long term vision, lack of actual experience and cross domain knowledge worsened by shallow team engagement attempts by forcing team members to participate in being a "family" with no regards for personal life. Terrible policies on leave management. P.S.: You will also notice a few forced reviews after every negative one to falsely maintain the ratings.

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Zyla Health Response
1y
We genuinely value input from our team members, as it is crucial for our growth and improvement. I am truly sorry to hear that you have had a challenging experience. We strive to create a positive and productive work environment and improvement has no limit. Regarding our policies on leave management, I apologize if they have caused any inconvenience. As of now the policies are designed in a way to ensure they better meet the needs of our employees and support a healthier work-life balance. We will still review and see if there is a scope of improvement. Thank you once again for your honesty and for helping us to improve. We are committed to making Zyla a better place for everyone.

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2.0
11 Jun 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Evening snacks and fun interactive sessions!

Cons

- Feedback on being a loved leader is based on what level of sycophant you are. Basically a yes man/yes person to the founder. - Founder: who goes into a beach* fit every month will say the most disturbing things at the top of her voice and will then ask you to be a loved and respected leader like her. - Hypocrisy is of the highest order - Toxicity of burning people out and making them work on weekends is rolled out as a song of praise and when they call in sick. Questions are asked: why do people take so many sick leaves?! - They have lost the plot. Overbearing an entire function with sole responsibility of owning the outcome while rest supporting functions putting bare minimum substandard effort and producing error prone work. - Typical lala mentality of extracting the last drop out of you irrespective of the fact if you’ve called in sick or are OOO due to prior commitment. - Three red flags: no appreciation (you can give your 100% and still they will want more), micromanaging to the very core of every small deliverable, changing ownership/ no fixed parameters of evaluation. - The difference between mcdonalds and zyla is that they have one clown as a brand ambassador and we have a set of multiple clowns (leadership) running the company :)

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Zyla Health Response
2w
We genuinely appreciate the transparency and honesty reflected in this feedback. We would like to provide additional context on some of the points raised: 1. On the concept of a "Loved Leader": At Zyla, being a Loved Leader is not associated with being a "yes person" The intent behind this concept is to recognize leaders who are approachable, supportive, motivating and who enable the growth and success of their teams. 2. Respect for personal time and well-being: It is not a common practice at Zyla to reach out to employees during planned/sick leave. Exceptions are extremely rare and generally limited to business-critical situations. As an organization, we value work-life balance. 3. Growth and career opportunities: Several team members have grown organically and spent 5–7 years or more building their careers at Zyla. Equally, We strive to ensure that employees who join at any stage are provided with the same opportunities to grow and excel. Career progression is not determined by tenure alone but by the intent, ownership, effort demonstrated by individuals. 4. Recognition and appreciation: We understand that appreciation can be perceived differently by different individuals. We conduct quarterly shout-outs to acknowledge achievements. Additionally, our annual awards recognize contributions through categories such as Best Performer of the Year, Best Hire of the Year, Culture Champion and more. We still remain committed to fostering a culture that balances high performance with empathy, recognition, accountability and continuous growth.
5.0
15 Jun 2026
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

an excellent opportunity to learn and grow, especially for individuals who enjoy working in a fast-paced startup environment. Employees get significant ownership of their work, exposure to cross-functional teams and the chance to contribute directly

Cons

Work can occasionally be demanding during high-growth phases

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