Complete joke of a company... - Account Executive Fusion Worldwide Employee Review

1.0
Apr 18, 2017
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

If you want to grind day-in and day-out with no results, then this is the place for you! You can have little to no sales experience, they just need heads in the door and don't really care as to where your background lies. If I had to include a pro, it would be that working in the Seaport area is nice, especially during the summer months.

Cons

To hit quota, get ready to beg your accounts for business, as I would qualify sales at Fusion as "professional begging." Pay is below industry standard, sales for new reps are stagnant, and you will only close business if a customer comes to you in dire straits. Your every move will be micromanaged, and no matter what the situation, you will have done something wrong. Upper management is condescending, narcissistic, and run the company as a dictatorship. One piece of advice I received from a colleague was to "suck up to your superiors" if I wanted to stick around, and unfortunately their advice was spot on. During my tenure at Fusion, three employees were let go despite hitting numbers. Don’t fall into a trap, you cannot build a career at Fusion Worldwide.

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Fusion Worldwide Response
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Thank you for your feedback. We are very sorry to hear you were not pleased with your experience here at Fusion Worldwide. We are happy to hear you liked the location of Fusion. Your concerns about Fusion are very important to us and we are making an effort to improve in all areas of the company. Our HR department will gladly take these points into deep consideration and we wish you the best of luck in the future!

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It can be intense. If you need a lot of structure or hand-holding this might not be the right fit. The pace is fast and the expectations are high. I personally consider that positive vs. a negative, but it's worth knowing going in. Communication across teams can sometimes feel scattered — we're growing and the infrastructure to support that growth is still catching up in places.

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