Colleagues here genuinely care about each other and about the quality of their work. You can count on people to hold themselves, and you, to a high bar.
The work is meaningful; and we're focused on solving real problems in US healthcare. Our leadership is willing to make tough decisions when necessary, which builds confidence in our long-term success.
Phreesia trusts employees to tackle challenging problems. If you enjoy and excel at this, there's room to take on more responsibility and move up. Additional perks include a 100% remote work environment and Summer Fridays (end Fridays early during July/August).
This isn't a coast-through-the-day type of company. Problems can be ambiguous, with many potential solutions. You're expected to use creativity and adaptability to solve problems. If you want a lot of structure and predictability, this may not be the place for you.
Overall, fast turnarounds with feedback. The first round was an HR phone screen. HR (Zehra) was a responsive and positive person to talk to. She started with standard HR questions, followed by me discussing my experiences. She quickly scheduled the
The interview consisted of a coding round and a system design round. This was fairly standard and similar to most big tech companies. The coding challenge was a LeetCode-type question. The initial screening with HR was a standard resume screen, and
Quick interview with HR, then the director, and finally with the hiring manager. Everyone I talked to was very nice. Overall, it was a smooth interview experience with no ghosting. The last round with the hiring manager included a coding challenge.
Overall, fast turnarounds with feedback. The first round was an HR phone screen. HR (Zehra) was a responsive and positive person to talk to. She started with standard HR questions, followed by me discussing my experiences. She quickly scheduled the
The interview consisted of a coding round and a system design round. This was fairly standard and similar to most big tech companies. The coding challenge was a LeetCode-type question. The initial screening with HR was a standard resume screen, and
Quick interview with HR, then the director, and finally with the hiring manager. Everyone I talked to was very nice. Overall, it was a smooth interview experience with no ghosting. The last round with the hiring manager included a coding challenge.