DO NOT READ… unless you want to know the truth about selling for this company. - Account Executive Aramark Employee Review

1.0
Jul 10, 2022
Recommend
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Pros

The only thing this role did for me personally was build my resume with direct B2B Sales experience so I could get into a Sales role at a much better company. The sales training did help me as well since I was new to the industry.

Cons

- Horrendous culture - Extremely high rate of AE turnover (I was 9th AE to quit in the 7 months I had been with Aramark. This alone should raise red flags.) - The micromanagement was unlike anything i’ve ever experienced. This all depends on the type of Sales Manager you end up with however. - Unrealistic management expectations for new hires (because turnover was so high, the expectation on new hires was ridiculous because we had to make up for everyone quitting. I say this even though I personally had success and was selling above quota for new hires) - Holiday weeks are the worst. You are expected to go out and triple your workload the rest of the week to make up for the holiday off. It’s a joke. - The Uniform and Facility service industry is completely saturated and contractual. - You don’t get paid commission for 6 weeks after your deal installs. (Waited over 5 months for 1 deal to install, and didn’t get paid until 6 weeks after that.) The list goes on, but for brevity I will leave it at that.

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5.0
Jun 29, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

I have a flexible schedule

Cons

Work load can be heavy

2.0
Jul 25, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Company culture is great if you're at a location with decent human beings and I definitely felt supported by those with the same career path. If you're at the right location the experience can be good. There was a focus on career development at the first location I worked at. Unfortunately this was overshadowed by the lack of respect and utter disdain for my role at the second one. The first place lost their contract due to internal politics- the second one probably won't but they should.

Cons

GREATLY depends on local management. The first place I worked was amazing, at the second I was constantly treated to ableist microaggressions and literally told to shut up in a meeting where both the Director and a senior manager were present, and told "no one likes me" in a meeting WHERE HR WAS PRESENT. Extremely unprofessional behavior. They will NOT back you up, and it's very clear regional management doesn't care if a location is hemorrhaging staff due to poor management practices as long as they get paid and keep the "client" happy.

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