Excellent Team and Hot Space - Anonymous employee Keebo Employee Review

5.0
Sep 13, 2024
Anonymous employee
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Pros

-Very high caliber, low ego group. -Excellent timing to be working on cost optimization solutions, using AI and ML. Very interesting challenges to tackle. -Lots of room to experiment, build, have a seat at the table/have your voice heard, and leave your mark. -Work/life balance.

Cons

-Typical ambiguity that comes with early startups, so not a fit for those who prefer rigidity and lots of processes and procedures.

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5.0
Jan 24, 2024
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Pros

I get to work with the smartest, kindest, and supportive colleagues, partners, and customers.

Cons

Normal startup growing pains of wearing many hats and implementing new processes. But the entire team is very lean in, transparent, and collaborative to help tackle any challenges that come up.

1.0
Mar 24, 2026
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Pros

- Opportunity to gain experience at an early stage Startup.

Cons

- In my experience, quota expectations felt disconnected from company reality and historical performance, making success highly unlikely from the start - I was hired with the expectation of receiving marketing support, but that quickly changed, resulting in a fully self-sourced outbound role with no real infrastructure behind it - Lead distribution lacked transparency and consistency, with some reps receiving opportunities while others were expected to generate everything independently - Product positioning was frequently unclear and difficult to defend, especially given the gap between how it was described and what was actually available to sell - The go-to-market strategy lacked focus, including shifts in ICP and territory approach without a clear or repeatable sales motion - Pipeline expectations did not reflect true deal quality, creating a disconnect between reported pipeline and realistic revenue potential - In my experience, leadership involvement in sales cycles often disrupted discovery and limited productive conversations with prospects - The product was difficult to sell unless a very specific use case existed, which significantly narrowed the addressable market - Rep success across the team was extremely limited, and there was no clear path to consistently closing business - Company values were communicated but not consistently reflected in day-to-day operations or decision-making

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