Great with work life balance. I work out of the Springfield office which is laid back and full of friendly outgoing co-workers. When I first started trainers from both offices reached out to offer any and all help in learning the software.
Cons
Haven't come across any cons yet. Yes there is a lot of travel but 1) you get paid for travel time which = Overtime and 2) they do their best to have you travel for about 3 weeks then be home a week before going out again which is great. 3)majority of travel is Mon-Thurs so you get to be home every weekend.
Karmak Response
7y
We certainly always appreciate employee feedback. We do believe in allowing some work flexibility when life situations arise. Thank you for taking the time to write a review.
Benefits are VERY expensive.
Product is 50% more expensive than the closest two competitors and the primary competitor is arguably the same product for half the cost.
Management thinks they can overcome that problem by "selling better"
Extremely disorganized between departments.
Overall sales structure creates in-fighting. More often than not, sales person is putting out fires that other departments started because they don't know any roles outside of their own.
Sales process is taken away from sales person prior to deal officially closing but then if deal goes backwards, salesperson gets their commission taken back even though they weren't handling the rollout.
Extremely complicated rollout process.
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72% of Karmak employees would recommend working there to a friend based on Glassdoor reviews. Employees also rated Karmak 3.8 out of 5 for work life balance, 3.9 for culture and values and 3.4 for career opportunities.