Navan reviews

3.9

76% would recommend to a friend

(1,013 total reviews)
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Ariel Cohen

78% approve of CEO

77% positive business outlook

Navan has an employee rating of 3.9 out of 5 stars, based on 1,013 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Navan employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Information Technology industry (3.9 stars).

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5.0
Nov 21, 2022
Recommend
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Pros

- extremely high reward, both financially + promotion path, if you're willing to put in the work - strong enablement/training in place to help you find success + exceed - constantly asking for feedback on both the rep and managerial side of things, extremely transparent environment in order to foster growth and success - culture is a MAJOR factor for TripActions. some of the most vibrant, fun, and hardest workers you'll find in an organization. constantly surrounded by people who genuinely want to see you become the best version of yourself in this role and achieve unlimited success - upward mobility + access to quick promotion path is virtually unrivaled - prioritizes development - setting the new standard for the T&E space product wise - surrounded by great people who will always challenge you to become the best you can be

Cons

- if you prefer a more stable environment that lacks change, it might not be the best fit for you as TA is still a startup environment that values resilience and adaptability - fast paced environment that challenges individuals & builds strong work ethic, again might not be a great fit if you enjoy a slower pace of work

5.0
Nov 18, 2022

timing is everything

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Pros

The company was battle tested through COVID when travel went to zero and the industry almost fell apart. They raised a war chest, built resilience, set out to completely disrupt the antiquated legacy industry once travel returned. Travel returned earlier this year and growth exploded. Clients of the legacy model are fed up and realizing we are not only way ahead of the pack in terms of product/service, but able to drive serious overall program savings vs antiquated agencies. And what do CFO's care most about right now? Cost savings. So while recession looms, we're finding tailwinds in this market that very few would have even imagined a few years ago. Very excited to see what happens over the next 6-18 months here. It's going to be a wild ride. Pros: - Smart, dedicated co-workers - inspiring to see those who have been here and made it through so much over the last few years. Rather than jaded, all seem to be incredibly strong, focused, and optimistic about how far the company has come and where we're headed. - Huge commitment to training given so many new hires aren't coming from the antiquated side of the industry. Most thorough training & "boot camp" program I've ever been a part of. Industry, product, process, vision, etc. -- you emerge from a week at HQ feeling 50x more prepared to compete in the market and build rapport/credibility with clients. - Hard ROI value prop w/ CFO buyer - ideal in this economy, not sure how you'd get anything approved by an EB without showing a serious case for ROI - Disciplined sales process and GTM framework modeled after the best in the world

Cons

- 3 day per week in-office commitment. not for everyone this day and age. - still alot to figure out in wake of recent growth - lots of change across the board frustrates some (comp plans, range of responsibilities, lots of new people and reshuffling of priorities as the market changes) - most issues are related to growth and abundance, i.e. how to assess priorities, how to handle time constraints and workloads. better set of issues to have than one of missing goals, scarcity and constraints that you see across so much of the tech sector right now. All high growth companies have fires burning, so far these seem to be the good kind of fires, esp in a down market.

5.0
Nov 18, 2022

Bootcamp 2022

Recommend
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Pros

-Overall, the best experience/effort I've seen put into an onboarding program -Great opportunity to meet new peers in the company and learn from people that are doing the day to day job -You can easily see that their focus on enablement is really strong and they want new people to exceed -Getting to use the product and see live demos was great -MindTickles prior to bootcamp were really beneficial also, but it was great to bring things to life in person

Cons

-More demoing/product deep dives would be cool, but the last day and a half was really beneficial in that sense

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