Clozd lives up to the hype - Operations Manager Clozd Employee Review

5.0
Mar 29, 2022
Recommend
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Pros

Clozd is such a great place to work. I feel like my work is appreciated and valued and actually makes a difference. They are very open to your opinions and ideas no matter how junior you are. A lot of the other reviews talk about how great Clozd is and I have to agree. Everyone is so nice. We work hard to hit really ambitious goals and grow but we also play hard with free Friday lunches, a company-sponsored book club, quarterly company, and team activities, etc. Everyone is really approachable. No one has a private office, it's very open-concept and the founders are very inspiring and fun. Once you feel the energy and excitement of Clozd and its future, you won't want to leave.

Cons

This is not a good place for you if you don't like change or ambiguity - as a fast-growing company, there's tons of it!

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5.0
May 31, 2026
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Pros

Great team, fun culture, and very engaging work. You are directly contributing to client strategy and get to work directly with c-level contacts regularly with some of your customers

Cons

Complex role with a lot of moving parts. Like many CSM jobs it can be hard to influence outcomes with some difficult clients

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3.0
Jun 2, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

They hire amazing people. I met the best and brightest people and worked alongside them.

Cons

The program management role at Clozd is incredibly challenging. The team's leadership is a significant pain point. The department is led by a micromanager whose approach relies more on fear than on building others up. While he is a genuinely wonderful person on a personal level, his lack of trust in his employees severely limits his ability to recognize and develop the greatness within his team. Also, the way the leadership handles employee transitions is highly concerning. Once an employee has run their course or decides to move on, they are treated like dead weight or outcasts. This lack of respect, combined with heavy workloads, high stress, and constant uncontrollable variables, has resulted in severe team burnout. The team's morale is significantly affected by the poor treatment of departing colleagues.

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