Going downhill quickly - Customer Success Manager (CSM) Luxury Presence Employee Review

1.0
Mar 7, 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Coworkers are fantastic. Remote environment.

Cons

Work life balance is severely lacking, considering the remote environment. Pay is significantly below market value. Leadership on the CS side is so bad. The CTO encourages ICs to work on weekends and nights but there is no incentive to do so and frankly we shouldn't have to. The product needs a lot of work and as wonderful as the product team is, they, like the rest of us, do not have the support and bandwidth they need. This company is prioritizing the wrong things and the brand is suffering as a result.

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Luxury Presence Response
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Thank you for sharing your feedback. We’re glad to hear you enjoyed working with your team— our people are a key part of what makes Luxury Presence great. We understand that work-life balance is a critical aspect of the employee experience, especially in a remote setting where boundaries can be more challenging to maintain. We deeply value curiosity and a drive to grow, which is why our leadership often encourages team members to explore learning and development opportunities beyond the regular workday—but we’re always clear that this is entirely optional. This year, we introduced a quarterly review cycle to allow for more frequent check-ins, clearer expectations, and stronger support for employee growth. It also gives us the opportunity to recognize and reward top performers—those who consistently go above and beyond—on a more regular basis. These team members, who are eager to learn and grow with the company, embody the growth mindset we aim to foster across the organization.

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Pros

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Cons

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