Snapsheet reviews

I've heard they've been changing things around but when I worked at Snapsheet I felt overworked. People would get promoted either based on favoritism or complaints (not being happy with their responsibilities). I was working at the company during the time when employees were dealing and doing drugs in the office, drinking at their desk Monday through Friday since there used to be beer on tap, and people being sexually harassed by management. Again, all that was happening when I worked at Snapsheet and hoping a lot of things have changed. Unlimited PTO... not as good as it sounds at first. You can actually get around 20-30 days off and you cannot take more than two weeks at a time. Last con is for bilingual speakers. Being friends with bi- and multilingual speakers I found out that there is no difference in how many languages you speak, you will get paid the same amount, but will be obligated take calls in your spoken language and do other peoples work if they don't have that skill. That being said, if you want your linguistic skills to be acknowledged, look for a place where they'd pay you more than they'd pay to a monolingual employee.

You need to understand yourself. If you need face to face interaction, this is not the place for you. You will speak to a lot of shops in a day as a negotiator. Some shops can be mean and you need to be able to handle that. Estimators have limited interactions with shops and customers. This can be nice or lonely.