Seamless reviews

Start up culture that can change rapidly. Be ready to adapt

I share these cons with a caveat, they may not actually be cons for everyone it just depends on what you are looking for: You're coached to use high pressure and borderline sleezy sales tactics in my opinion - I'd guess a solid 1/3rd of appointments are booked with people who said they have no interest in meeting with you and just send an invite anyway or they just agree to meet to get you off the phone. The mentality is as long as the invite is sent what could it hurt, they may show.....but if they don't show you don't get paid - that goes to what I said above, this may not be a con for everyone but I just didn't enjoy that element of the job. Also I felt the training was a let down. In Seamless' defense the job is pretty straight forward and I don't think you need a ton of training but I was told the was world class and I'm not sure I've ever received less job training, even when I was a busboy in high school.