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    1. 5.0
      Jan 26, 2021

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      Implementation Manager
      Former Employee
      Recommend
      CEO Approval
      Business Outlook

      Pros

      Great company culture Fast pace and agile development

      Cons

      No matching 401K (in 2017)

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      1. 5.0
        May 12, 2017
        Anonymous Employee
        Current Employee, more than 3 years
        Recommend
        CEO Approval
        Business Outlook

        Pros

        One of the best things about Sysomos is that everyone is pulling together toward a common goal and vision. In addition, the culture encourages everyone to speak up and for people to listen and take action. Its a very exciting environment comprised of very talented people that work as a team.

        Cons

        It's a very competitive industry. Takes hard work and commitment to succeed. Not a place for faint of heart.

        1. 4.0
          Sep 3, 2015
          Senior Account Executive (Sales)
          Former Employee, more than 8 years
          San Francisco, CA
          Recommend
          CEO Approval
          Business Outlook

          Pros

          [From a Sales perspective...] 1. Great opportunity to learn all aspects of Sales, from customer identification, needs analysis, negotiation/closing, and account management. 2. Company treats top performers extremely well; these folks are often allowed to climb company ladder quickly, and are given much flexibility to do the job as they see fit (assuming they continue to hit and exceed quota). 3. A lot of good, smart people both in field sales and in Sales management. Very supportive team, and a fun group.

          Cons

          [From a Sales perspective...] 1. I must have had a dozen different sales plans in ten years with the company (five years with Sysomos, and five previously with their parent company, Marketwired). The company was continually changing and modifying the plan, which was frustrating at times as a commissioned-based rep. 2. Poor communication from the top on down; I often felt out of the loop as to what the company was thinking strategically, in addition to what was coming down the product pipeline. 3. Company did a less than stellar job of recognizing and rewarding top performers. Yes, total comp was fair, but it would have been nice to receive added bonuses or other rewards based on continual success year after year. This did not exist. 4. Unclear, undefined career path. Yes, the company did approach me at times with opportunities for other positions within the org. But this was a very unstructured process.

          We have focused our efforts on creating a few succinct sales plans that will motivate and focus our sales team. We've put a safety net around the top end of performance! If you're interested in a high risk/reward model, then this is the place for you.

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