Not perfect, but pretty close! - Sales Housecall Pro Employee Review

4.0
Jul 11, 2016
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Awesome culture with energetic and laid back environment. Work hard play hard atmosphere and highly rewarding, if you deliver expected results. Plus, casual dress and all the perks of beautiful San Diego.

Cons

Constantly changing policies and some micromanagement in sales department. While we are given freedom and flexibility, missed quotas/goals can shut down a startup, so management can get a little crazy and unreasonable during these times.

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Housecall Pro Response
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Thanks for your feedback. A lot has changed in the Sales Team in the last three months. New organizational approach, the promotion of a top salesperson into a Sales Manager role, all wrapped around a team-based mindset. The results have been spectacular with new Pro enrollments doubling in the course of three months. Amazing, and a real credit to the strength of the people in that part of the org. We're lucky to have so much talent in one place and my belief is that it will only get better as we continue to hire sales people who are top performers from other orgs and who, at the same time, have a deep understanding and respect for the service professionals with whom we work. Ideally you are seeing the same benefit if you are still a part of the Sales Team!

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