Avalara reviews

Everything, there are no more opportunities. Unless you'reokay with lying. CEO said he was surprised our customer satisfaction was so low? You're kidding right? You've turned your back on your employees and clients and outsourced everything. You aren't listening. You demand fake orange feality while we are dying inside watching you destroy what we worked our tails off to build. I loved this company. I love my team, my clients, my job. I loved every day here. Now I'm crushed watching long term clients leave left and right because you will not listen. But hey India has a great office and culture right?

Avalara is full of incredible turnover, toxic culture, crippling politics and open drama. Managers fabricate crises to artificially 'motivate' their teams. Senior leaders focus on building their own corporate brands rather than supporting their teams, and the rest of the troubles trickle down from there. There are constant mean-spirited Internal fights and hollow posturing over resources, funds, and priorities (debate and discussion is good, sabotage and drama is not). Quite literally every individual contributor I worked with behaved as if they were about to be let go, which makes for a difficult environment to achieve just about anything meaningful. Of all the public companies i've worked with, this one showed me a new low for culture, camaraderie, and effectiveness. If you're thinking of trying this place out, just be ready for all of this, on top of the massive workloads you'll get and the constant priority and resource churn you need to navigate.