Since new management took over in January the focus is solely on profit at any cost by putting tremendous pressure on the sales staff.
Any sales position has a certain amount of pressure to achieve sales and revenue for the company, but what’s different now is the intensity beyond making a sale. Everyone is expected to meet unusually high daily objectives on phone calls, emails sent, and prospecting. Those who do not adhere are either threatened, put on a performance improvement plan, or fired. Recently, six sales staff were fired this month. Four of them were new, so beware if you apply to work here because if the training is low quality you may not be around in 6 months.
There’s no longer protected territories, which means it’s a dog-eat-dog competitive situation where co-workers are out bidding each other on price. Essentially, after one has worked hard to close that sale, a colleague can immediately sell to a different customer at a higher price, which will negatively impacts commission.
The positive reviews here are from prior to January when the company was privately owned, but it’s now owned by a public company who cares more about its shareholders than its employees.