Just OKAY - Sales Development Representative (SDR) Foxit Employee Review

3.0
Nov 10, 2022
Recommend
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Pros

Company trying hard with a niche product in a very competitive market. The team was collaborative and supported each other. Activities organised to bring the team together.

Cons

Product is difficult to sell at enterprise level and some markets are no go because of the lack of marketing strategy. The team was good, but it was too much close and the idea of family at work was toxic at some stage. Some SDRs were assigned markets outside their expertise and it took management time to realises that market culture understanding is a plus, but too late for some who left. Unclear career path with no support or upskilling for next stage, and promotions take long and with little guidance into the new roles. It just feels like nobody knows what they are doing; it’s just trial and error, and learn as you go.

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Cons

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5.0
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Pros

This is a company that gives you real tools, real freedom, and real trust to grow. I've been able to expand my skillset in ways I wouldn't have at a larger, more siloed organization. Leadership is accessible and genuinely invested. I've been mentored by people above me, and I've had the chance to mentor others in return. There's a culture of mutual respect here where your contributions are recognized regardless of your title. If you have ideas and you can execute, people at every level will listen.

Cons

The bar is high, and that's not for everyone. This is not a place where you can coast, perform the bare minimum, or talk your way through deliverables you don't understand. You're treated as a professional in your domain, which means you're expected to actually be one. If you thrive on accountability and ownership, where you can point and say, "See that? I did that!" or "That was me and my team, we accomplished that together!" then you're going to fit right in. If you're looking for a slower pace or heavy hand-holding, it'll be a culture mismatch.

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