IQPC reviews

3.5

59% would recommend to a friend

(981 total reviews)

Rick Worden

73% approve of CEO

64% positive business outlook

IQPC has an employee rating of 3.5 out of 5 stars, based on 981 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The IQPC employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Management & Consulting industry (3.6 stars).

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981 reviews
5.0
Dec 16, 2017
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Pros

I started at IQPC in April 2014 as an Events Manager. I went into this position with no previous experience within Events and was given all the training and tools to be able to reach my full potential. I progress through the company being rewarded and promoted for my hard work and dedication. IQPC offer fantastic opportunity to learn and progress, it has a really good social aspect and an enjoyable and warming work environment. The work is engaging, fast paced and you're given the chance to travel the world, which certainly can’t be said for a lot of roles. The offices are young and vibrant, with the employees being extremely friendly, always willing to help by offering advice and support. I would describe Exchange as a work family. I have now truly built a career and IQPC have helped me do this by offering me constant employee investment and training. I was enrolled onto the Company’s Management Development Programme this Year, which has given me excellent knowledge and training to progress further in my role. IQPC really do recognize talent and reward their employees generously. It is a great place to work and they have a number of employee incentives in place to drive you to be a success.

Cons

Throughout the time I have been with IQPC they are always looking of new ways to improve and they have achieved this successfully. It is hard to say any flaws.

3.0
Dec 7, 2017
Recommend
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Pros

IQPC is an excellent learning tool when furthering (or just starting out) your career in sales/ Business Development. It’s a job that if you pushed hard enough, could turn into a career if you went the distance, and being on site at the Exchanges is fantastic. Really nice resorts where you can see how high-level the executives we bring out are. You can tell how much better quality IQPC’s Exchange format is than other business development events. The people you work with on the sales side are awesome, and even though there’s competition amongst co-workers, everyone’s always willing to lend a helping hand. The training just starting out was superb, and it’s a very good launch pad to begin one’s career in Business Development. When you’re selling on an event (either sponsor or DA side) you have to immerse yourself in an industry for about 4 months, so by the time you’re done with that event you know a ton about that particular industry. It’s an excellent way to broaden your horizons to see what the ins and outs of other industries are.

Cons

As many positives as there are about this job, there are more cons about the job. It’s such a high turnover rate that it completely brings down the culture. No one wants to hangout outside of work because they figure “well, I don’t know how long this person is going to be here so I should just be friends with them here” The internet and technology sales executives use are laughable, the internet crashes constantly (as do the phones simultaneously). Some people have fast PC’s, some have slow ones, some have square monitors, some have decent long ones. There is very little communication across departments and it creates tension. THE CRM SYSTEM SUCKKSSS. Everything that IQPC has in place seems to be the cheapest version of whatever sales tool there is out there. I know sales is sales, but this job takes unnecessary steps to cut cost which makes reps’ lives harder, which makes people unhappy, which creates the turnover, which costs more money to IQPC than if they were to just invest in their technology/ keeping people happy. For sales reps, marketing is virtually non-existent. So good luck getting relief with inbound leads to offset your outbound work. Also, the events we put on, as high quality as they are, they’re unknown. So Solution providers and delegates are more keen to go to the better known bustling trade show than our higher level exchanges. This job takes a toll on your mental health, honestly. There are so many common sense things this company fails to execute it’s unreal. There are no cool perks on-site at your event , you get a per diem that’s laughable. You end up spending way more then you’re allotted. The market is SATURATED. Sponsors and delegates have a ton of events to pick and choose from, which make our jobs so much harder when we don’t enough marketing money behind gaining momentum for our Exchange events.

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