Diverse. Employees First. Valuable. - Sales Securly Employee Review

5.0
Jun 28, 2019
Recommend
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Pros

Securly's San Jose office is extremely diverse, filled with POC and strong female representation. The office is located right off San Pedro Square giving employees plenty of options to dine. The company does a great job of understanding a strong work/life balance allowing us to work from home and has a strong PTO policy. Oh, and has no limit on how long you can be in the massage chair or play foosball :) Work: Depending on your role, you'll be challenged differently. This is my first role in sales where it does require a lot of work and out-of-the-box thinking. You are expected to have a clean pipeline with up-to-date forecasting, weekly. The management team will most definitely not take bull$h*t for an answer as they have been in this industry for a long time and know what's realistic. This is a pro because you will be challenged and will grow as a sales rep. Perks: Breakfast/Lunch 2x a week, parking pass, free medical healthcare, plenty of snacks, Friday happy hours, relaxed environment.

Cons

The company is growing and expanding quickly. Desks are filled up constantly with limited space at times. I know management is working on expanding to a new location so they are actively aware of the issue and have created several remedies to the tight fit such as renting out other offices within the same floor, temporarily until we find a new space.

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