Pros
- Incredible learning culture - management is focussed on developing you from a professional standpoint and colleagues are willing to share their knowledge to help you get better also. The company also provides a sizeable budget for learning materials/courses etc for you to use as you want to. - From a sales perspective, you are working with an interesting product that is genuinely one of the premium options in the market. There's lots to learn and lots to talk about so conversations with prospects never feel the same - keeps the day to day very interesting. - The company dedicates resources to make sure you enjoy coming into work - it's a cool, quirky office space in the middle of shoreditch, and they regularly do little things in the office (pancake day, friday drinks, lunches etc) as well as monthly company socials. - The company cares massively about the people they let in the door and hire on ability just as much as they do on their values, this means the people at the company are exceptional at what they do but also genuine, very good to work with and easy to get along with. In my time there, i did not hear of many situations of fallout between staff members if there was any at all.
Cons
Although the product is great, it is an essential product for online retails so a very competitive market - can make a sale difficult/lengthy so if you are looking for a quick, transactional sale it may not be the place for you.