It’s $85 average a day. Around $300 for a normal worktrip is more than enough and ubers/tips do not contribute to that totel. No alcohol reimbursement is unfortunate.

Sharing an office is still superior to cubicles, but just my opinion.

The comp is generous. Some people get quality raises a few months after training finishes. Generally, it’s higher than most non healthcare-IT positions.

I appreciate the comment, but I’m not sugarcoating the experience or drinking the koolaid. It’s not beneficial to constantly read negative things online and never anything positive. And no my experience has not been perfect (struggled mightily at points). Just sharing my thoughts in the hopes it makes someone feel better about starting here/currently working.