Angi reviews

• Pretty much everything -- but, specifically: • NONcompetitive salary • call center-style workload • unattainable goals / bonuses • no career advancement opportunities • no continuing education or training • consultative, sales role turned into past due collector • no autonomy • product doesn't work • constant technical issues both internal & external • incredibly 'reactive' business approach • manipulative & deceiving business practices • terrible communication between internal departments, management & clients • feel like 2nd class employees to sister company employees at HomeAdvisor • TO BE FAIR, I've worked in the account management/client success department at Angie's List for 6+ years; and the majority of that time, it was a great environment and place to be. The work was tough, but the comp plan made it worth the tough conversations and long days. **Currently, though, I've never felt more underappreciated, overworked, underpaid, and de-valued.** It's an absolute terrible place to be right now. Please (PLEASE), heed this warning, whether you're considering a job in sales or client success at AL and look elsewhere. I heard ChikFilA offers nice benefits, competitive pay, productive training and an encouraging, supportive management system!

The company sells you on the fact you can make so much money right out of college playing ping pong and drinking beer. You hear the same 3-4 names in the company that do make well into the six figures "sub a day 100K!!!." 95% of the people at the job make the base or a little above. You call beat to death leads that have been called every day for the last 3-4 years or have been put on the "do not call list" but get made into a "new lead" off a new number pulled from google. You sit at a desk listen to the same 10 songs over and over and call 200-300 people a day. Last you get treated like a high school kid. You have to take breaks at the time they tell you, and eat lunch when they tell you, and leave when they tell you. Please if you have a college degree use it. Get a job that requires that piece of paper you just spend thousands on.