EU Sales Manager - Anonymous employee Interface Employee Review

2.0
Jul 4, 2018
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Free lunch (left over from meetings) Some nice people Some travel and staying in fantastic hotels Showroom /office has a nice feel to it

Cons

No room to grow No structure to how you're paid, so a senior member may get less than his/her colleague Not diverse enough in terms of ethnicity Long hours and no rewards The only people that seemed to get bonuses or promotions where the managers / directors. Very divided - each team stuck together like glue, no one socialised collectively

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