Overall Great Company. But, slow movement and growing pains - Traveler Support Specialist Navan Employee Review

4.0
Aug 15, 2019
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Culture, tech, office environment is incomparable. Dallas location is also a bit more diverse and less trendy than HQ. We are spoiled rotten with perks -Insurance is top-notch -Travel Benefit -Commuter Benefit -PTO/Sick above average -Culture/Environment/Teams are like little families TripActions is excellent; the idea behind the tech is great. I'm lucky to get to work for a startup that is making such huge strides in Travel.

Cons

Sometimes it's chaos Support: -Management plays favorites -Promotions based on who you know, not what you know -No accountability w/in support -Little stability/clarification; often you find information out from peers -Leads appear to play favorites, poor delegation -Inexperience and laziness leads to some TSS 1's getting overworked Company: -Despite a need, new roles/departments/processes are not scaling -Dallas office can feel sort of us vs. them (support vs. non-support) -CSM lack knowledge RE: App and Support functions, some lack travel knowledge TripActions is a startup, so growing pains are normal. But, the pains within support are becoming increasingly more apparent. VTO for TSS 1's while some other support departments need help. Management appears to have priorities elsewhere/not currently on scaling different support roles.

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Navan Response
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Thank you for taking the time to leave your review, we appreciate your feedback. We are working through a leveling exercise and career pathing to ensure that employees have clarity on their current role + responsibilities, and opportunities to develop professionally. Cross functional training is definitely on our radar as well! If you have additional feedback or ideas to help up achieve these goals, please reach out to the People Team!

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