Pros
Other than a paycheck and remote work, none.
Cons
The positive reviews here were most likley written by management, not by the people carrying the day-to-day workload. The negative reviews reflect a better perspective and reality. The culture is built on burning people out with processes that don’t work. Compensation plans are delivered late and are changed without clear communication. Leadership equates commitment with working 50+ hours a week and prefers to micromanage rather than develop or trust their people. Leadership is also extremely homogenous, lacking diversity or representation, with no effort made to change that. Sales leadership lacks an understanding of the full process, from new customer acquisition through customer retention. Instead of supporting the team, they throw reps under the bus and use gimmicks like hockey jargon or public shaming in meetings to “motivate.” Even worse, I witnessed the CEO openly bashing customers and vendors in a public setting at a trade show, a serious red flag about company values. Lead distribution is just as arbitrary, based less on strategy and more on guessing the manager’s favorite pizza topping or golfing handicap. And while the company has a CRM, they don’t bother to use it effectively. Instead, reps are asked to double their work by submitting forecasts and sale information in spreadsheets. Maybe management should learn how to use their CRM properly before demanding more busywork from the team. The sales organization is toxic, with pay disparity across reps, constant frustration, unattainable quotas, and low morale. Highly recommended: do not interview here. It’s not worth the impact on your mental or emotional health. There are far better companies out there that will respect your time, energy, bourndaries, and contributions.