Room for improvement - Operations Specialist Synapse Health Employee Review

2.0
26 May 2022
Recommend
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Pros

I truly enjoyed working here as I have been in this field for many years but not for SAAS based company. They don’t have a HR department so if you do have an issue you are brining it to the CEO or director which is not professional. They will also except you to work weekends with no overtime or reward. Your end of year bonus will be less than $50 since it’s not based on performance.

Cons

Micromanagement Pay End Year Bonus They don’t have a HR department so if you do have an issue you are brining it to upper management. They will also except you to work weekends with no overtime or reward. Your end of year bonus will be less than $50 since it’s not based on performance.

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5.0
29 Jun 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Excellent work-life balance with flexibility to maintain a healthy personal and professional life. Competitive benefits and pay. Fully remote work provides convenience and eliminates commute. Upper management keeps employees informed about company updates and changes. Synapse values employee growth and frequently promotes from within.

Cons

None that I've experienced during my time with this company.

5.0
24 Jun 2026
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

*What stands out most is the sense of purpose behind the work. It's easy to lose sight of the bigger picture in a lot of jobs, but here you can clearly connect what you're doing day-to-day to the impact it has on patients. *There's also real room to make a difference through continuous process improvement; if you see something that could work better, you're given the space to actually fix it rather than just flag it. *Many roles are remote too, so there's a good amount of flexibility in how and where you work.

Cons

The pace moves fast, and because the Synapse is growing, processes are often being built, and then rebuilt, as things evolve. It's not a bad thing, but if you don't handle change well or prefer a lot of established structure, this could be frustrating.

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