Positive momentum - Anonymous employee Lumistry Employee Review

- Great Austin office location with parking - Good benefits, unlimited PTO (although there are employees that abuses it) - Mostly great coworkers, 90% of colleagues are hard working and enjoyable to be around and care about the company culture and mission. - There is a strategy to move the company forward with new products and changes in process, yes, it is uncomfortable for some that are used to coasting their way through life, but change requires hard work. - Hybrid policy is great, most people come in on Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday - Continuous learning and skill development through free access of Udemy - Career growth opportunities, quite a few internal promotions in the last 2 years.

- With the company spending the last 3 years building new software and features there a lot of changes, expectations, and work. But there are a few employees that are dead weight (abusing hybrid policy, abusing unlimited PTO, logging on after 10/11 AM leading to colleagues having to cover for them) And these are usually the same ones that complain all day. - My manager needs to better manage certain people abusing unlimited PTO, there should not be someone on my team taking 4-8 times as much as others leaving us to cover for them. - Not enough enforcement set on deadlines and expectation on product and feature releases. - Release schedules/milestone often miss, bug issues, lack of robust QE/QA

Absolutely 0 pros - don’t trust any of the current leadership or HR replies, Tim the “CEO” is everything but a CEO.

To put it bluntly, Lumistry is the definition of a rushed and failed product. Endless layoffs over the past 1.5 years. HR department is one business partner, bless her heart - the head of HR and the COO were let go just a couple weeks ago. The full digital marketing team(5+) people were suddenly let go around the same time. Quiet under the rug layoffs without letting other employees know have occurred. Sales team targets small, clueless independent pharmacists that don’t have a single clue what they’re signing up for. More than half of the clients have to break their contracts to even get out of it. Whoever is left is overworked as Tim continues to bring on remote “executives” who I’m sure will end up selling the company. There is absolutely no room for growth within your career at Lumistry. The product has absolutely no room for growth - it never did to begin with. I could go on and on about the slop Tim is running. The Austin office space is about to vanish to go fully remote after waiting months and months to tell employees. There is no money left within the company apart from cutting high end checks and bonuses for the execs. Listen to this review. Listen to the other recent negative reviews. Avoid at all costs!