Red Flag - Anonymous employee Luxury Presence Employee Review

1.0
Jun 23, 2022
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

I would say wfh, but then after hiring they told us they actually expect us to come into the office as much as possible.

Cons

What a mess, from the very first week I realized I should continue applying to other jobs. By far worst sales culture and management I've ever seen. We were literally told we weren't working hard enough unless we were holding our pee -the manager said it without a hint of sarcasm or jest... If you fall behind on your goals due to covid - good luck catching back up, they'd rather put you on a PIP and hire another rep (no wonder they have trouble keeping any new sales people - my whole class left within 90 days). No one here is happy, even the reps making the most money just looked miserable and sad every morning. We were also pressured to not take lunch breaks (which violates federal law). So unless you want zero work life balance, rude micromanagers, and prefer to look at virtually 2-3 different website designs all day, I'd highly recommend you look elsewhere for a sales career.

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5.0
Jul 1, 2026
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

- high agency, lots of room to make an impact - expectations are high but tons of opportunity for growth if you're performing - accessible, down-to-earth management and leadership - incredible, kind, and hard working coworkers - you 100% get out of this company what you put into it, commitment is rewarded

Cons

- very start-up-y still, things change fast and not everything is executed perfectly the first time - similar to the above point, but there are definitely growing pains. the company is successful and scaling rapidly which means we're often figuring things out on the fly as a team

1.0
Jun 9, 2026
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

There is NOTHING positive about this place!!!

Cons

Do not let the interviews fool you. The executive team can be polished and persuasive, but what they promise bears no resemblance to reality. I was recruited for a senior leadership role and it became the worst experience of my career. They told me the first ninety days would be learning. My charter was changed twice in the first six weeks. Zero consistency, zero direction, just constant pivoting. I got zero constructive feedback my whole time there. The team was too “busy” to onboard me or help me figure out the complex political environment (think high school clique). The Chief Product Officer was never bought into my role — it felt like I was pushed onto him unwillingly. Very negligent hiring practices. Leadership micromanages through daily Loom video updates, which is as ineffective as it sounds. They claim a six week roadmap but it’s really two weeks. They use AI as an excuse to avoid actual planning. When I raised concerns, I was let go in under two months. The severance was an insult. You cannot join as a leader when your team doesn’t want you there and leadership has no vision for your role or keeps changing your charter. Not ready for senior talent in any department. This is a WARNING- don’t join this company!!! You’ll end up unemployed.

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