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3.8

66% would recommend to a friend

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Ryan Roslansky

64% approve of CEO

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5.0
Sep 2, 2018
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Pros

LinkedIn is a unique place. Better sometimes than you own home. On the sales side, people let you work, create and execute the way you want. Bring the results and nobody will ever say a thing about you (some people get mad because of that). A lots of side project (not mandatory) called OKRs, if you pick the right one, you will be able to build your next play inside of the company or for your own happiness. Work from home, huge perks, nice salary and commissions (pray for Sales Ops not take them too high). Not a start up anymore, but still enough speed for the majority of the people. Fast company.

Cons

Depending on the office or region, not a lot room to grow. In my case, I received 3 raises in 4 years. not bad. But I know in some offices things are harder such as Brazil, France and others. Ireland and US are the best to grow fast - or any new new office in some country.

5.0
Jun 27, 2018

Account Executive

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Pros

Great culture, amazing benefits. Salaries more or less aligned with market

Cons

small office, growth is not as fast as hubs like Dublin..

2.0
May 21, 2018

Business Leadership Program - Global Sales

Anonymous employee
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Pros

LinkedIn has an amazing culture, unrivaled by any of the companies I've ever worked for. The BLP-GS program is a reflection of LinkedIn's great culture. It's a glorified corporate summer camp, full of bonding activities and events.

Cons

The BLP leadership team wants to attract top talent around the country. However, they do little to retain that talent. The BLP program scams college students every year, promising interesting projects and career development. This program is glorified sales funnel. The recruiters will tell you that you have the career mobility to work for a non-sales team and even convert full-time to marketing, operations, or talent strategy. However, this is less than 10% of each class. You'll be pressured to move into a sales team for a full-time offer as well as threatened to be moved unwillingly to Chicago (their sales hub). In Sales Development, you'll do the same thing over and over, 100+ times a day, every day. All the Sales Dev associates are extremely burnt out, bored, and unengaged. The only thing that keeps the sales machine going is LinkedIn's larger company culture. The compensation reflects how much the company values you... and most associates are supported by their parents because they cannot afford SF rent on the salary. If you want to keep great, top talent... give them interesting projects and the opportunity to have a meaningful impact on the company. BLP knows they can no longer recruit from top universities because these graduates almost always find better opportunities elsewhere. They've started to look at lower tier universities to increase their retention.

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