Entree Health Reviews

2.8

44% would recommend to a friend

(56 total reviews)

Dina Steinfurth

100% approve of CEO

44% positive business outlook

Entree Health has an employee rating of 2.8 out of 5 stars, based on 56 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have an average working experience there. The Entree Health employee rating is 23% below average for employers within the Insurance industry (3.6 stars).

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56 reviews
2.0
16 Jul 2018

High potential, huge burnout

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Entree is great mainly because of the office space/location and the exposure to high quality work. It's a rarity to find anyone at Entree that is lazy about their work--the drive to create pieces for clients is very high. There are some very kind people working there as well, and ordering meals for the team helps on those long days. Some of the upper management are genuinely kind and will do their best to help you grow.

Cons

My biggest issue that drove me to leave Entree was the communication between workers and management. If someone has a complaint about the quality of your work, the usual pattern is that the team gossips about you and then will go to your department head instead of coming to you directly to fix an issue. Then there is a gulf of time where you think things are fine, and then you get called into the office and have a bomb dropped on you. It is incredibly demoralizing and myself and several other coworkers dealt with this problem time and again. Also, if you are coming in from jersey, you had better bargain up to a higher salary or you will end up making no money at all. A majority of one's paycheck will end up in the pockets of NJ transit. There is also a mean girl mentality in some departments, mainly in accounts and project management. Many girls fresh out of college who think having a grown up job makes them grown (on the contrary, there were lots of unpleasant office politics and gossip going on). Training was also a bit of a disaster. If you don't get things on the first try, you will be scrambling to understand as you go along--some of this comes from the fact that many employees are beginners in their careers. They need to stop marketing themselves as a teaching agency when their real approach is baptism by fire. Hours are LONG and sometimes unbearable. This is often exacerbated by the fact that some of the project coordinators do not have a clear understanding of how long projects take to design and edit before sending to the client. Unrealistic deadlines were a constant problem.

2.0
10 Dec 2019

NYC Sweatshop

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Pros

Only pro working here would be the people who were on the ground doing the day to day work, they are amazing people who will probably quit in a couple months too. if you enslaved yourself here you will prob get promoted in a year, but you will be severely underpaid compared to your market value / other agencies.

Cons

Almost entirely everything else sucked about working here. the pay sucked, senior management was full of egomaniacs who felt like they owned the world, and consistently gossiped about junior employees. If you left at 5pm or anytime really before 6:30 PM you were treated as if you had committed the deadliest sin. The expectations were for you to basically make your life about working here and if you had other plans after work, you needed to cancel them. If you were lucky you had a good manager but i'd prob say 95% of us had the worst managers; shoving their work on you so they could leave earlier, no feedback but talking behind your back. High turnover like it's no ones business. They prob lost about 13 employees since jan 2019. Turnover was about every 9 months to a year. we had a meeting about work life balance where we all placed sticky notes about suggestions that would increase work/life balance and they disregarded all 100 sticky notes and told us that we should set out of office reminders every day when we left work........ like what?

1.0
29 Nov 2022

Toxic sweat shop and leadership, ops nightmare, uninspiring

Anonymous employee
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Pros

• Good pay and benefits. • Small handful of decent employees. • Hoping this insight will save you on wasting your time working here.

Cons

• Think of all the toxic stereotypes and Entree Health is the nightmare of all nightmares. • Not surprised Entree Health is rated 2 stars and has decreased 8% in the last 12 months. • This should be a lesson in what not to do and to listen to your people (employees not in leadership). • Teams are very unhappy. They talk about when they're going to quit or place dibs on who will quit next everyday. • Internal teams discuss constantly how fake leadership is. • Never have I ever worked at a place where the people are so miserable with awful sweat shop practices. • Absolutely NO work-life balance. • Work done by teams not appreciated and continue to be burnt out with no help in sight. • Teams spend as much time complaining as they do with their actual work. • Entree Health continues to live in the past and uses didactic tactics to coerce their employees. • Turnover is horrendous. • Onboarding is nonexistent in all departments. • They will throw money or a promotion at you if you threaten to leave. • Recent new hires left after a few weeks due to the dysfunction and Entree Health being a bad place to work. • Lack of mentorship and leadership from manager. Could not depend on manager to care less about my career. Limited, poor, or irrelevant feedback provided. • Entree Health keeps hiring junior staff as they will not push back on their untalented and egotistical leadership on staff. • Leadership is an absolute joke and hated. Talk about the most awkward chemistry and lack of emotional IQ. They put people who hate each other together and force them to fake it until they make it. IT’S LIKE PULLING TEETH EVERDAY. • Entree Health is significantly behind in an agency organization with out of touch dinosaurs drinking their own Kool-Aid 24/7. • Leadership is led by instilling fear and being unprofessional regardless of what it takes with a high disconnect with rest of agency. • Disingenuous leaders who are not relatable and don't make you want to work with them even if I’m paid significantly more. Throwing money at me will not make these leaders more likeable and make them more decent human beings. • Leadership lacks basic communication skills. They are scripted and corporate, only seen randomly and with no real connection to the rest of the agency. • Leadership office hours are a joke and only solidify how socially awkward and bad these leaders are. Fakeness at its finest. • Leadership forces people to pitch even if it means we are burnt out AF with our daily work and the agency is in sheer chaos everyday. • Most of leadership have never worked elsewhere and don't know what great looks like outside these walls. They are puppets of their own BS. They will end and retire their careers at Entree Health not knowing anything else.

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