A great opportunity to show and grow your skills - Customer Success Manager Ziflow Employee Review

5.0
May 26, 2021
Recommend
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Pros

I've spent the last 8 years working at companies of various sizes. From a 12 employee startup to a 200+ mid-phase startup. Each came with their advantages of early stage companies and the pitfalls. Along the way, I was always told "this is how it is at a startup.” In my time at Ziflow I have not heard anyone at any level mention that we are a startup, let alone lean on that as an excuse for disorganization and poor structure. That alone puts Ziflow at the top of my list of companies I’ve been a part of. The foundation is strong and there is a lot of room to build, I’m excited to see where Ziflow will take me. To this point it has been difficult to find somewhere to be empowered, trusted, and thrive. I’ve found that with Ziflow.

Cons

The pandemic has kept us from having a meet-up. Looking forward to tipping a few with the team!

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5.0
Aug 4, 2025
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Pros

Colleagues are smart, curious, and encouraged to be human, and they root for one another. Values-driven. High focus for the company at large to focus on what matters Cross-functional collaboration is frequent, celebrated and encouraged Open, constructive feedback is part of the daily rhythm Leadership is approachable, transparent, mission-focused, fair, and willing to listen Product is a clear value to customers. Continuously improving and innovating.

Cons

Nothing to call out at the moment

1.0
Jun 9, 2025
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Great company before the current management took over. If you’re not in sales, you’re in good hands. Friendly environment with small team camaraderie. Happy hours were a highlight.

Cons

Everything changed with the arrival of current leadership. The CRO is toxic, self-serving, and dismissive of staff input. He imposed sweeping changes without understanding the business, hired his wife into a leadership role, and ignored any feedback from the team. Account Executives were thrown into the field without proper training or support, and instead of enabling success, leadership scapegoated the outbound team and laid them off. Layoffs appeared strategically targeted to make the company look more profitable on paper—cutting experienced talent, especially minorities and women, without transparency or logic. Many employees were never given formal compensation plans and were paid less than promised. Deals were stripped from reps arbitrarily, and commissions were reduced or unpaid. Toxic culture, favoritism, and harassment complaints were brushed off unless it was politically convenient to address them. Despite repeated assurances of job security, the sales org saw massive cuts just weeks later—suggesting the leadership never had honest intentions. Morale is at an all-time low, and internal trust has been destroyed.

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