NetDocuments reviews

Unfortunately I think some people have used this platform to try and smear an incredible organization based on individual one-off frustrations. I have seen this organization change the lives of countless individuals for the better, including my own. This is a company where hard work pays off and success is definitely attainable. I joined the organization in an entry-level position and have been given ample opportunity to grow even when the more logical move may have been for them to go and hire someone externally with more experience. Culture of promoting from within Great product Leadership that cares Attainable goals - well over 50% of sales team hits annual targets every year and all who hit are invited to President's Club incentive. Aggressive pay

I have been at ND for almost 5 years now (OCT will be 5). I have moved from BDR, to small market AE, to aftermarket, to mid market AE, to now Large market AE. The individual growth here is great if you are closing deals. anyone that says they were PIPPED, its because they werent hitting. If you are hired to close deals and you cant, what else can you expect? On top of that, management really pushes to keep people here with training, resources, coaching, etc. Management is fantastic. Sure, they might not know the product themselves, but thats my (the reps) job though. I've met with Mike West (VP Oo Sales) on multiple occasions to discuss my career goals and even just to chat it up. He has given me a lot of direction and advide that has lead me to where I am at today. He is probably one of, if not the, best VP's I have worked for. Additionally, the direct managers and directors are great to work with and even gameplan on specific deals/accounts you have. We have a good sales enablement team that you can directly go to with any call or sales process help. I've worked with them on multiple things and they have always given me good help and resources. No need to go to the VP for that when you have a whole enablement team for this exact thing. Paternity leave is great. You can take up to 6 weeks. Had 2 kids since being here and they have never batted an eye at me taking my time off. Working remote is absolutely an option. I prefer to be in the office, but the times that I've been out visiting in-laws or what not, it has never been an issue for me to be working remotely. The biggest thing is that you are hitting your numbers. Anyone that says remote work isnt an option here, its because they arent hitting quota. plain and simple.