Talented colleagues struggle in a toxic environment - Anonymous employee Simpro Employee Review

Fast-paced work environment that's fully vested in your career growth. The people make the job fun.

Miami Traffic gets annoying sometimes

Working as an Account Manager at Simpro has been hands-down the best job experience of my career. From day one, it’s been incredibly rewarding to manage relationships with our clients, helping them optimize their workflows and see real value from our software. But what truly sets Simpro apart isn’t just the product—it’s the people. The Leadership: The leadership team here is phenomenal. Unlike typical corporate structures where management feels distant, leadership at Simpro is approachable, transparent, and genuinely invested in your career growth. They lead with empathy, communicate clearly about the company's direction, and actively listen to feedback from the front lines. You feel supported, empowered, and valued for your contributions, which makes coming to work every day incredibly motivating. The Community: The sense of community and team culture at Simpro is unmatched. The Account Management team and the wider organization feel like a true collective. Everyone is quick to collaborate, share best practices, and celebrate each other's wins. It’s an inclusive, high-energy environment where ego is left at the door. We work hard to deliver for our clients, but we have a lot of fun doing it together. Pros - Outstanding Culture: A vibrant, supportive, and collaborative community. - Empathetic Leadership: Managers who coach rather than micromanage. - Impactful Work: Helping field service businesses scale and succeed with great tech. - Growth Opportunities: Clear pathways and support for professional development.

I genuinely do not have a single negative thing to say about my time at Simpro. Every company has busy days, but when you are backed by a leadership team that actually cares about your well-being and a community of colleagues who always have your back, the typical corporate "cons" simply don't exist.