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Low Pay and Poor Culture - Sales Manager International Conference Services Employee Review

1.0
Jan 3, 2024
Recommend
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Pros

Paid twice a month, that's it.

Cons

Micromanaging from both Executives and Supervisors. Sales roles revolve around learning a software program that ties up the bulk of your day. You'll be asked to be meet with employees in other offices around the world, at all hours of day and night. Constantly changing projects and team members, hand off process is not good. A lot of gossip and cliques, reminded me of high school. A lot of ego at the company with no tangible results to back it up.

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2.0
Jun 26, 2023
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Work from home Focus on creating a community

Cons

The community they are trying to create is fake and no one is actually into it - really false. Cheap assets / work property / computer. I was essentially given a vintage computer LOW PAY

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2.0
Feb 19, 2026
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

100% fully remote and flexible schedule

Cons

If you’re in your probationary period, pay attention. The issues you see early on don’t disappear after three months. They’re part of the culture. Leadership is disconnected from the reality of the work and makes decisions without understanding operational impact, leading to constant last-minute scrambling. Gaps in direction are often reframed as “taking initiative,” leaving teams to solve leadership-level problems themselves with little/no guidance. There’s little meaningful support or development, and mistakes are remembered longer than strong performance. The recent company offsite felt like a forced congratulatory event for leadership rather than a time to work on productively identifying department roadblocks and solutions. Yet, every single department acknowledged a lack of clarity around processes and scope. For a 50-year-old company, that level of misalignment signals that systems and infrastructure are consistently deprioritized in favor of chasing large contracts and big clients. Compensation is not competitive given the workload and expectations every team faces. Overall, it’s a reactive, siloed environment where people are undervalued and long-term planning is lacking.

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