Culture is dead - No respect for their people - Account Executive Pharos Systems Employee Review

1.0
May 17, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

The software and use care is much needed. While very over priced, we are the best in the industry at what we do. The SE's are brilliant.

Cons

CEO publicly corrected and argued with the Executive Chairman (former CEO) in front of marketing. Inappropriate remarks/actions were made at SKO and a booth in Vegas, but multiple employees were afraid to report it for fear of being fired. The CEO is too focused on hearing what he wants to hear rather than being challenged OR focusing on actual top performers, metrics, KPI's. The CEO and upper management ridicule, belittle and show zero respect for the marketing and sales people. No one wants to speak up out of fear. CEO is on a power trip and is rigid and set in his ways, not open to feedback or advice.

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5.0
Nov 19, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

Competitive benefits package. Good work life balance compared to many companies in the industry. Flexibility where needed, depending on the role. Opportunities for cross functional collaboration. Supportive colleagues who are willing to collaborate. Leadership that is generally approachable and open to questions. A culture that values professionalism and accountability. Feeling that your work contributes to meaningful outcomes.

Cons

Role clarity may shift during reorganizations or strategic pivots. Some roles may require managing many priorities at once. Some decisions or changes may not be communicated as clearly or as early as employees would like.

2.0
Jul 1, 2026
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

It was a wild ride to say the least. The current CEO should not be in the position he is in, he should stick to marketing, although I am not sure he was even good at that. Scatterbrained is not a strong enough word for accurate description. The people you work with day in and day out are great, for the most part, and most of them truly do want to see the company thrive. Management on the other hand doesn’t seem to care much about talent as much as they do about numbers that other companies are meeting, but in today’s age, hitting the right person at the right to to speak about something that isn’t a priority or a thought until it’s broken is difficult.

Cons

The sales people get away with doing nothing. The cycle is long, I understand, but the basic concept of follow up and consistency is definitely not instilled in any of their practices.

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