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23 things Provide team members are thankful for in 2023
We asked our team what they are most thankful for this year (it’s no surprise that coffee made the list!).
- The can-do, hard-working attitudes of our people.
- Positive culture — doing things the right way and appreciating everyone as individuals.
- Growth and learning. Every day, we learn new things as we improve our product offerings.
- The opportunity to be challenged and look forward to coming into work.
- The openness and collaboration between every part of our organization to help one another.
- Being a part of a company that cares about all of its staff.
- To work for a place that invests in me as much as I invest in it.
- The Engineering team. Their dedication to improving our software, and their ability to execute on software improvements while keeping the site up, is superior in every way to anywhere else I have ever worked. Great job building the airplane while we're flying it!
- Flexibility in schedule and working conditions
- Transparency and clear goals, creating unity.
- All the great opportunities we have to support clients, as well as grow professionally.
- The cold brew tap!
- Helping our customers achieve their dreams of practice ownership.
- The special things we do for our customers like welcome packages and lifecycle boxes (to name just a couple).
- Having a job that I am happy to come to every day.
- Remarkable teammates that go above and beyond to answer questions and navigate concerns every day.
- Healthy work-life balance.
- Great teammates – hard working, responsible, and always supportive of each other.
- Having fresh coffee in the home office daily!
- Accessibility to information and learning.
- Our dedication to improvement and hard work, and the guidance of my managers and the entire leadership team
- Slack! It’s so convenient and expedient to have this system for instant messaging and to have it integrate with our software.
- Working in a collaborative environment where I am included at the ground level in decision-making processes.
This content is for informational purposes and does not constitute the rendering of legal, accounting, tax, or investment advice, or other professional services by neither Provide, its affiliates, nor Fifth Third Bank, and it is being provided without any warranty whatsoever. Please consult with appropriate professionals related to your individual circumstances.
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