EverCommerce reviews

Like any venture capitalist based company, lay-offs are a possibility if the company takes a downturn and upper management is out of touch, answering questions with a lot of buzzwords and no real solution. The pay is at the low end of average and it's difficult to get more than a 3% raise.

So many of the attempts at 'culture' felt like they could have been written for a satire on tech culture. Raise freezes but here's some cards with the values we do little to enforce and a free drink bottle. Actively contacting employees of colour to participate in promo videos because they have the right 'look' is weird and tokenistic. An email went out about a round of layoffs that honestly sounded like it had been written by AI, it was so impersonal and robotic. The kicker: just before Christmas and shortly after senior leaders had promised no layoffs. Bringing together lots of companies means inconsistent benefits. It's not great when your fellow employee is working on a laptop from a couch because the company didn't pay for WFH equipment despite being fully remote. Wildly inconsistent pay and we discovered pretty clear gender pay gaps when sharing salaries. No transparency around salaries and real resistance when asked to provide this information.