Paycom reviews

The enjoyment of the job depends on your Sales Manager/office. Some offices have an awesome culture; others do not. My office had a TOXIC culture, leading to reps turning over every 1-2 years (or sooner). It gets to the point that, no matter how much money you're making, it isn't worth it anymore. It's unfortunate because I still do believe it is a good company with a lot to offer, but that isn't attractive when the office environment is so toxic. Turnover throughout the sales force is very bad as a whole. There were about 25 people in my sales training class (throughout the country). After 1 year there were about 10 of us left; two years later, only 4 of us left. Overall, a good place to get a few years of B2B sales experience and make some money, but not a long-term career. Go somewhere that treats you like a human, not just a number.

The company is growing like crazy, but it still seems to want to hold on to some things (processes, policies) that are for small companies, which is very normal but can still pose issues. The benefits are fine but nothing crazy. Health insurance is $1, but those of us who have worked in insurance know that UHC is the worst one. The gym is nothing special and more for games than actual physical fitness. Retirement is just fine. Vacation is lacking, especially for the first years.