Everforth CyberCoders reviews

3.8

67% would recommend to a friend

(636 total reviews)

Ted Hanson

88% approve of CEO

65% positive business outlook

Everforth CyberCoders has an employee rating of 3.8 out of 5 stars, based on 636 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there.

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636 reviews
1.0
Jul 31, 2018

Spammer

Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Keeping your hopes up.

Cons

They will email you a job match your skills then they will never reapond back once you email back. I think this company is spamming everyone. I will block this company.

5.0
Jul 31, 2018
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

- A week out in California for training, great for people in the industry, even better for those that come from other sales environments - Uncapped commission structure (additional bonuses for new business won and GM tiers) - Relaxed environment, casual dress, NO MICROMANAGING - Ability to work with any industry in the US, both permanent and contract placements - "Own" a client, won't have multiple recruiters calling into different departments of a company you're working with - Full desk recruiting - manage the process from start to finish with both candidate and client *Specific to the Framingham office, strong tenure. Management team are top billers in the company, good team environment. Work hard, play hard mentality.

Cons

- Unpredictable product, candidates can "no-show", cancel, say the wrong thing and decline an offer. - Can take a few months to get ramped up.. you'll need to ask the right questions and lean on the team around you for advice and support

4.0
Jul 31, 2018

Work Hard, Play Harder

Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

- Market knowledge (you have the opportunity to learn A LOT in a huge amount of time) - Unlimited territory (if you want to build out a new market, you can, you can pivot multiple times throughout career) - The parties (nice qualifying dinners, luncheons, company events, etc.) - The people (it's a young culture, filled with young, hungry and aggressive salespeople mostly anyway) - The commission (man it's great when you get a big commish check) - Benefits (medical, dental, and vision is great) - The standing desk (OMG it is life changing, I love it) - Competition (there are countless metrics of what you are up against, as an individual, team, division, etc. as someone who appreciates some healthy competition, I like it) Above all else here is the opportunity. It is by no means easy, but it is attainable, you just gotta work and put in the time. The lack of formal structure works for me because I like being able to run my desk the way I want, luckily, I am on one of the best teams in the company (believe me, that helps). The first year isn't great, it's a lot of no's and persistence (it is sales after all) but it is also life-changing when you finally "make it." You have an opportunity to change people's lives, helping them find a job they will love, that is super rewarding, just know how you can bring value.

Cons

- Upward mobility (ICs are promoted because of billing, some people who bill, should not manage, there are other ways of monitoring management besides physical dollars and cents) - The draw (it would be great to just have a low base salary as opposed to a draw, however, when you get good, you just see pretty consistent commission checks) - Some bad hires (unfortunately, they make some bad hires which hurt our credibility in the market when we pick up new accounts, some markets should be off limits to new people until they "get" it) - Work/life balance (it's sales, so it's a lot of ramp-up and continuous pipeline management, there is no "down" time) - Diversity (depends on the team/division, however, there are some that are almost all male and there are some that are almost all female, that kind of stuff shouldn't happen in a corporate setting) - LDS (our Business Development team doesn't seem incentivized to bring in quality leads, most of them won't make the company money

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