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3.3

54% would recommend to a friend

(289 total reviews)
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Fritz Lanman

69% approve of CEO

54% positive business outlook

ClassPass has an employee rating of 3.3 out of 5 stars, based on 289 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The ClassPass employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Personal Consumer Services industry (3.6 stars).

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289 reviews
2.0
Mar 15, 2024
Recommend
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Pros

Fun team Can go take classes as part of work if you can ever get a meeting some fun work trips remote option

Cons

Lied about salary to start came in offering only hourly $25,000 below initial offer Horrible comp plan and commissions plan MUST HIT 10 Deals or more to get 1$ of commissions They provide extra support to those hitting certain goals which doesn't help those in difficult territories or just starting You have to first, sift through a bunch of garbage accounts they give you, making it seem like you have a lot. 99% of them are bad, or hate ClassPass already. The people you call usually already know about ClassPass and know very strongly they do not want to use it or have already tried. Onboarding does not onboard the client right so there are issues for the client from the beginning. Then support doesn't support them making the client/partner hate us more We can't negotiate rates which deters many potential clients We low ball the partner/client only offering 30% of a new person sent in. They also don't pay the partner on many occasions because they offer users free classes and trials.

1.0
Jan 22, 2024

Sinking Ship

Recommend
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Pros

Remote work environment, annual team meetups, benepass monthly benefits, internal bonus platform (Bonusly)

Cons

ClassPass cannot figure out how to be straight with their customers or the partners that list on their app. There isn't enough demand in the market so they will just list random businesses without asking them and hope they accept the reservation. Refuses to properly staff customer support to handle insanely high volume. You will be asked to do more without any additional compensation, which is already below industry standard. CX leadership and directors have zero experience actually running a CX department or what good support looks likes. Continually asks for improvements while burning all employees out. The Chief Customer Officer left and they didn't bother to replace them, support rolls into revenue which is completely atrocious for getting any additional support or development as a support person. Instead of being able to help customers, leaders want support to act as a retention team to angry users who cannot figure out the incredibly convoluted credit and free trial system. They reward employees who work on weekends and late into the evening, calling them out publicly for their dedication, which basically means unless you are willing to have no work life balance, you will be seen as doing the bare minimum.

2.0
Sep 28, 2023

Keep looking

Recommend
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Pros

Great team, encouraging team leads, decent benefits, WFH

Cons

Pay is very low. People in industries like insurance or financial advising who start off with 0 and build their book over time know what they’re doing getting into it. Maybe they live with their parents or have someone to help them feel supported. After the tough beginning they can reap benefits. Here, it’s a combination of grit and luck. Your pipeline resets quarterly. The pipelines are usually old and are hit non stop by people and rotated through. I respect the hustle of calling someone, but if after “x” amount of calls you’re not getting someone, you move on and come back down the road. The amount of micromanagement and systems that are in place in order for you to get your records is completely unnecessary. We do 2 weeks of training we might as well learn an efficient way to run a pipeline where the management can trust us to not burn through every single lead instead of this mess that ends up burning leads anyway. Maybe then more people would be hitting the “big” numbers which is 65k+ and depending on where you live that may just seem average. This company also has a *subject to change vibe and they exercised that several times while I was there

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