Unlock your Potential at DearDoc - Customer Success Manager (CSM) DearDoc Employee Review

5.0
Dec 23, 2022
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Pros

Compensation is competitive. Management takes an active interest in mentoring employees and helping them achieve career milestones. Outstanding performance is always rewarded here. I received two promotions and won a trip to the Bahamas in my first year. The team is the most supportive of any I have ever worked with and most of your coworkers would give you the shirt off their back. We're in it together 100%. Our group is customer obsessed and prides itself on creating genuine human connections in a digital world. Any talented business professional who embodies the values of hustle and heart will do well here.

Cons

No cons, just challenges common to most jobs and companies. We are young and we constantly evolving. Sometimes you will work on a project with undefined processes. It is important to bring strong critical thinking skills and a curious mindset to work each day. In a distributed workforce, it is also crucial to be a self-starter. You'll have all the tools and support you need, but it's up to you to make the most of each day. You will not be micromanaged, but you will be expected to meet KPIs. We are doing well and we are busy. It is important to stay organized and be efficient. Everyone pitches in to help everyone else and it works well because we all pull our own weight.

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5.0
Apr 1, 2026
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Great company that is growing very quickly. Amazing place to grow your career and make great money if you work hard!

Cons

none great spot to be at!

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2.0
Apr 30, 2026
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Pros

You get a glimpse of the startup world. It might feel eye opening at first if you have never experience it before.

Cons

- The workload is absurdly heavy. - Decisions are pushed through without any discussion. - It creates constant disorder, severe conflict, and relentless exhaustion. - You are suddenly forced to carry the work of three people because leadership decided change was necessary. - There is little effort to build a structure that actually keeps clients. - It is already hurting results and will keep doing so long term if nothing changes. - As an employee, you push yourself to stay and keep clients satisfied. - Eventually, the workload outweighs the pay. - That is the point walk away. - That is exactly what I did.

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