Pros
- None. Nada. Zilch. - If you’re working in the Atlanta office, “Optics” is a real thing. You’re either in the office working or assumed to be at home not working.
Cons
- The most poorly managed company I have ever worked for. It starts from the top (as most poorly run company’s do) and permeates its way all the way to the entry level employees. - CEO’s revenue expectations did not resemble anything close to reality. 2023 Forecast was built off of a flash in a pan fiscal year (COVID), by an employee who left the company 2 months into 2023 - Their value proposition is to serve the underserved (rural health hospitals). Unfortunately, rural health hospitals are dying off much like the dinosaurs, which leaves Azalea Health having to continuously scramble for Millions of dollars in debt financing. $78 Million to be exact. - Azalea Health is debt financed as opposed to VC funded because no VC firm on the planet believes in the company is capable of any nominal growth. Let that sink in. - Cliquey and toxic are the words I would use to describe Azalea’s culture. You will always feel like you’re on the outside looking in, and unless you went to Georgia Southern or GCSU, you’re right. - CEO wanted to build an “in-office sales culture” (Think Wolf of Wall Street), and failed spectacularly. I watched more sales people quit in my 9 months there, than I’ve seen total in my 10 years working in the corporate world.