ZoomInfo reviews

3.8

72% would recommend to a friend

(469 total reviews)
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Henry Schuck

76% approve of CEO

62% positive business outlook

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2.0
Feb 5, 2023

Doesn’t care about employees.

Anonymous employee
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Pros

-unlimited pto (with black out dates) -pretty cool team leads/managers -good product

Cons

Do not trust management. They’ll offer you promotions with no raise in pay. During Q4 there’s a blackout for vacation over the holidays, even though in certain departments it’s pretty slow. The pay was below market. CEO/Upper management sent out emails in December about how to not worry about layoffs, they were responsible and didn’t over hire. Less than a month later, several hundred people were quietly laid off. In order to get your two week severance you had to sign a document saying you wouldn’t tell anyone about being laid off, or they would make you pay it back.

1.0
Feb 4, 2023

Shady business practices, shady leadership

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Great product, strong market share

Cons

Highly recommend NOT working for ZoomInfo. CEO publicly stated that ZoomInfo was layoff-proof and constantly growing. What didn’t make the news is that the CEO lied to everyone’s face and quietly laid off hundreds of employees across departments including myself to try and save face. Leadership decided to withhold bonus payments from 2022 until Feb. 28th instead of being paid at end of January so that they could terminate employment and not have to pay out the bonuses that were due. There is clear and present favoritism and nepotism within the company, directors/managers are allowed to hire friends and former colleagues from places like Staples and Lionbridge and allow them to report directly to them and are paid far more money than those that worked there way up internally. Leads are distributed to leaderships’ “favorites” rather than to the most successful reps. Customers are shafted by lack of training and quality experience, or harassed by a terrible SDR motion where they are taught to call 6-7 times a day. Leadership has no SaaS experience and cannot teach you how to be an effective seller or lead by example. No segmentation or territory alignment and books of business constantly change hands. Acquisitions have led to messy integrations, lack of culture, and headaches for all employee. “Unlimited PTO” is a myth. Not allowed to take vacations or time off, black out periods like retail where you have to work. The stupidest thing of all is that every employee is expected to slave through Christmas and New Years while the rest of the working world is spending time with families because “it’s our busiest time of the year”. Oh and did I mention that ZoomInfo is not a diverse place to work? At Presidents Club in 2022 the CEO was called out at a public event for every single attendee being white.

2.0
Feb 2, 2023
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Pros

Pay is decent at entry level positions. Promote internally often, but you'll only make it to a certain point before you'll really have to grind & bend over backwards for more. Benefits, all good & dandy. They're generous with PTO/Sick time. You'll meet some nice folks.

Cons

Sales-bro culture rules the roost. The CEO comes from a sales background, and it's all you'll hear about. (Money, money, money. More, more, more). It's really over the top at times and a huge turn-off. (Ie. The CEO sending out an email to the whole company saying "If you're here just to collect a paycheck, get out"). Disgusting. They're a public company, so stock options are a thing, but the way they dish them out to lower level staff feels a bit like indentured servitude. My last 2 years at the company, I didn't receive a proper raise due to inflation. However, I did receive RSUs that would vest over the next 3+ years. It left me in a position where I could either ride out my work-place depression & cash out in a few years, have enough to throw a downpayment for a home, or put my mental health first & just leave. Asked for a raise several times due to increasing work responsibilities, was told the time to ask for raises would be later in the year. When I followed up later at that time, I was told "Oh, the time to get that was back a few months ago when we last talked". The big dogs make way too much salary, and get rewarded big stock chunks, while lower level employees get pennies & RSUs if they just cling on a while longer.

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