Flexential reviews

A llot of egos - especially from the marketing and pr side Not a lot of support provided to those in customer service Lot of money gets spent on things that aren't relevant to the business Need more training Pay isn't great for customer service, tech support -- areas that are front-facing to customers (Need to treat these people a lot better.) Little opportunity for career growth

Are there cons? Sure! Every place has them. The benefits are slightly higher in price than some companies (mostly huge companies), tuition assistance is somewhat limited (but it's still a plus compared to other places I've worked). Being that Peak 10 is a smaller company, career opportunities are somewhat limited, but moving to a company with a plethora of career opportunities would mean going to a large corporation - been there, done that, not interested. Communication isn't always smooth and free-flowing, but I've yet to work somewhere that communication isn't at least a minor issue - it always is. Overall, the cons are things that you'll here people talk about for a couple of reasons, 1.) cons are the things people want to fix or want fixed so you have to talk about them, 2.) people tend to talk less about all the good things a company has going on. So, like I said before, there are cons at Peak 10 just like everywhere else. Nothing major, and they certainly don't outweigh all the positives. Peak 10 is awesome!