Pros
- Professional Development encouraged: As an Engineer, I have to keep up certifications. There is budget for this both time and money. Twice a week we have "no internal meetings" hours. We have access to LinkedIn Learning and also regularly get access to internal and external other free trainings. I can go for other certs/exams and then get re-imbursed for the test fee after I pass the course, a very reasonable stipulation. - Internally, many ERGs (Employee Resource Groups) host events that build career while building care and connection. As a remote employee, I appreciate the chances to connect. Recently, for example, the #womeninsales group hosted a panel discussion titled. "Women in Sales Session: Finding Your Purpose & Passion at ZoomInfo" - Transparent connection and collaboration with leadership: I've found it easy to connect and work with the leaders like Henry Schuck and Ali Dasdan. Company schedules frequent AMAs (Ask Me Anything) and fireside chat sessions. I've had active and quick multi-team collaborations when developing projects.
Cons
Only con: Working at ZoomInfo, means international team collaboration, so sometimes we have meetings that are locally early or locally late. Honestly I see this a a feature rather than a con. Flexible scheduling works for me.