Lies and Micromanagement - Senior Designer EverCommerce Employee Review

1.0
Aug 11, 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Many coworkers are wonderful people. Work is remote/in-office in certain cities, otherwise 100% remote, with flexible start/end times. The Health/Dental/Vision benefits are okay but not that great. Flexible Time Off is nice, if used properly. Offered a student loan repayment program. Gave an annual health/hobby allowance for anything like gym reimbursement, hobby supplies, office supplies, etc. Employee Resource Groups and hobby clubs allowed like-minded coworkers in different divisions to come together for fun discussions and team-building. Clients are usually really great people. Culture and values are nice on paper.

Cons

Most important: certain divisions of EverCommerce are currently being sold to an undetermined buyer. It is quite literally a sinking ship for those divisions. C-Suite and management have already picked favorites and will not care about you or your career goals. They stopped giving any type of holiday bonus. They will not give cost-of-living raises or merit increases. And the annual allowance amount was drastically decreased each year. Flexible Time Off was used to the point that understaffed teams were frequently left even more understaffed and struggling, often causing others to make up the work of certain people who go out of the office more than others, which management didn't schedule or prepare for properly. Almost nonexistent training for new hires and current employees. End of Year reviews and Mid-Year reviews are very poorly handled and easily manipulated to fit leadership agenda, even if false and disrespectful. The closest thing to HR, the "People Team" is a major joke and only cares about managers. Culture and values are not practiced as they are preached. Communication does not trickle down and whole teams are often left out of the loop. ( i.e.; Management stopped offering employee online training courses without giving anyone any notice.) If you want to work in the Denver office, you have to either pay (with your own money) to park in the on-site parking garage, or park on the street in a very busy/risky area and walk to and from the building with your laptop and any other equipment with the fear of being robbed.

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EverCommerce Response
9mo
While we’re glad you valued the flexibility, benefits, and supportive colleagues, we recognize your concerns about leadership, communication, and consistency in practices. Feedback like this is important and will be shared as we continue working to strengthen transparency, employee support, and alignment across the organization.

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I work in the EverHealth division. Colleagues are friendly and quick to help. Diversity is a founding value--and for a guy not so much on that bandwagon (due to the political bent) I am astonished that this company walks their talk. Diversity of thought is protected and respected. I really admire this. Managers are communicative and and eager to help you succeed. There is a sense of ownership at all levels. This traces back to another founding value that everyone wins or loses together. It's the primary reason I pursued this company and they walk the talk here as well. Collaboration between all levels is fantastic. I've not encountered any "silos" among teams or groups which reflects well on both the leadership and the people.

Cons

Products need some help. But there's always a difference between the way a product looks through the lens of marketing vs customers. This is normal and expected. To be fair--the company is investing in the products and paying attention to customer feedback which is encouraging.

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