Nothing too good or too bad - Sales Development Representative (SDR) PerfectServe Employee Review

3.0
Sep 16, 2023
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Remote work, equipment and onboarding

Cons

micro management, no clear communication from top down management

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PerfectServe Response
2y
Hi there, Thanks for being part of the team and taking time to leave a review! We love engaged employees who want to help us make PerfectServe the best organization possible. We can't overstate how important your role is to the company. We've built the BDR function up over the past five years or so, and the work you all do to open up new opportunities has really transformed our sales operations for the better. It's definitely more of a high-touch role, but we've learned that success in this arena is the product of setting targets and sticking to them closely, which requires more consistent monitoring. We've got an experienced group of leaders who oversee the BDR team, and much of their remit involves being close mentors to folks like you who are having important conversations with prospects every day. If you ever have questions, we encourage you to chat with your leader(s) to get a better sense of what's happening and how the team operates. The importance of clear communication has been underscored many, many times since the start of the pandemic and our shift to remote-first work. The exact structure depends on the team, but across PerfectServe, most people can expect regular (perhaps weekly) one-on-one meetings with their supervisor, semi-regular (maybe once or twice a month) team and department meetings, and once-a-month all hands meetings for the entire company. The goal is to keep regular lines of communication open, whether they're between you and your supervisor, you and your team, or the PerfectServe leadership team and all of our employees. We can only succeed when everybody understands where we're at, what's important, and where we're headed, and that's why we've built so many information-sharing touch points into our regular operations. To echo what was said earlier, if ever you find yourself unclear about priorities or any other aspect of your job, your supervisor will be more than happy to chat to see how we can fill the gaps. Having questions is never a bad thing! Thanks again for all of the contributions you've made in your time at PerfectServe. - Jeff Brown, COO

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5.0
Jun 16, 2026
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Pros

The mission is real — we're not just selling software, we're improving outcomes for patients and the healthcare workers who care for them. My teammates are passionate, purpose-driven people who are here to make a difference, and that energy is contagious. The company equips you with the tools you need to actually do your job well rather than setting you up to struggle. Work-life balance is genuinely respected here, not just talked about, and when you perform, the company recognizes it — both financially and through real advancement opportunities. Promotions feel earned and attainable.

Cons

Communication from management can be inconsistent at times, which occasionally creates confusion around priorities or direction. Additionally, not all hospital systems have the internal governance structures in place to fully implement and adopt the applications — this can make success feel out of your hands at times. That said, it's also an opportunity to become a trusted advisor and help clients build toward better outcomes.

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PerfectServe Response
2w
This is an incredibly thoughtful review! Thanks so much for taking the time to write it, and thanks a million times over for your many contributions to the company and the customers we serve. Feedback duly noted about leadership communication—it's one of the areas we're always focused on, and it never hurts to find ways to be better.
5.0
Apr 15, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

PerfectServe has a positive team culture. The people here make a real difference in the day-to-day experience. The fully remote setup with flexible scheduling shows that leadership trusts employees to manage their time and deliver results. One of the standout perks is the access to Senior Leadership. It's rare to feel like your voice can actually reach the top... and here it does.

Cons

The one trade-off of remote work is limited face-to-face connection with your team. It's not a dealbreaker because flexibility is worth it, but more opportunities for in-person collaboration (team offsites, occasional meetups) would go a long way in strengthening those relationships.

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PerfectServe Response
2mo
Thank you so much for this review! Our marketing team is a tight-knit group, so you definitely know what good team culture looks like. And duly noted about the opportunities for in-person collaboration—it can be tough in a remote world but we're always looking for ways to make stuff like that happen.
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