Current Employee2.1Oct 3, 2023Was a top seller, no room for advancement because manager want to hold back top performers to continue to line there own pockets
Was a top seller, no room for advancement because manager want to hold back top performers to continue to line there own pockets
Former Employee2.4Sep 16, 2024My overall experience was great my first two years until it wasn't. Changes in leadership and selling practices watered down my experience.
My overall experience was great my first two years until it wasn't. Changes in leadership and selling practices watered down my experience.
Former Employee2.3Sep 11, 2023Not worth it at the Death Star. Too political, compensation is ridiculous and there’s simply better out there. Plain and simple.
Not worth it at the Death Star. Too political, compensation is ridiculous and there’s simply better out there. Plain and simple.
Current Employee3.3Aug 14, 2024Solid opportunity for Entry level sales career. Once you get to Sales Manager its hard to climb the ladder from there. Most SM's sit in the role for 5-10 years before getting a look for a Director role. Leadership is full of outdated dinosaurs and rarely are open to fresh prospective.
Solid opportunity for Entry level sales career. Once you get to Sales Manager its hard to climb the ladder from there. Most SM's sit in the role for 5-10 years before getting a look for a Director role. Leadership is full of outdated dinosaurs and rarely are open to fresh prospective.