Pros
The people you work with help you get through your good and bad days. This SDR experience is great to have on your resume.
Cons
- Management: one calls himself “supreme leader” and it suits him. He does run his office like a dictatorship. The other has no management experience and has no idea what he is doing. - Opportunity for growth: There is opportunity only if you exceed your quota expectations every month. However, if you get stuck on a crappy client there is a slim chance you will ever move up or get hired out. Favoritism is also a thing here. If you are not liked by the “supreme leader” you will not move up and possibly find your way out the door. - Training: They also want to say they have top class training for SDRs that is worth XX amount and that is why you should complete your 15 mos. They really don’t...you learn everything by the people around you. - HR: sexual harassment and other complaints were made and HR did nothing...they do have a couple of lawsuits so I would just be vigilant if you do decide to go work for this company. -Culture: not everyone wants to get drunk and do drugs together. -If I could give this place 0 stars I would. This place is just a mess. Oh and you get paid like trash. If I’m putting up with all of this bs I hope to at least get compensated well. Don’t recommend to anyone. You could find a company that will train you and not ask you to pay $5000 if you decide to leave.