Logical Position reviews

3.8

69% would recommend to a friend

(800 total reviews)
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Eric Scriven

77% approve of CEO

66% positive business outlook

Logical Position has an employee rating of 3.8 out of 5 stars, based on 800 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Logical Position employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Media & Communication industry (3.7 stars).

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800 reviews
2.0
Nov 12, 2019
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Pros

A great place to start your career and learn valuable sales skills.

Cons

Unfortunately after a year or so on the job, it seems that the company is not very invested into your growth or development. The Chicago location was growing too fast and throughout the past year, the sales team has shrunk by at least 50% with very few senior reps left. Everybody will have their gripes about work but there tends to be a few common issues that you hear amongst many reps, and all go in tandem with one another. Money is probably the biggest factor (low hourly wage, high quota, and not receiving your books unless you hit quota even though you’ve put in the work and the company is still getting paid). The biggest problems are: 1. Lack of training and development 2. High turnover rate 3. Dwindling office culture 4. Deals from previous reps being given to assistant managers 5. Very low/unlivable wages There have been numerous meetings to discuss these issues, but ultimately there has been little to no change. There is always an emphasis on how you can have a great career here, but trying to do so is an entirely different story.

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Logical Position Response
6y
Thank you for the feedback. We are dedicated to improving all aspects of the points you mentioned. We’ve recently completed an entire overhaul of New Hire Training/Orientation, which we are just starting to roll out. We’ve also introduced the Sales Development Coordinator position in several offices. This role is dedicated to initial and ongoing development of employees of all tenure groups. We expect this role to help fill knowledge gaps between employees, and roll out to every office soon. Assistant managers occasionally get leads passed their way because their workload is larger than other employees. Soon, BDE’s will be getting leads as well. We want to incentivize all reps to get to these positions where pay is more lucrative and lead flow is consistent. If you’ve been here for over a year, you should talk to management or myself about setting goals for becoming an ASM or BDE. Over the last year, we’ve made many changes to training, pay models, presidents club, book recoup, and much more. We’re constantly looking for ways to improve the daily lives of our employees while keeping the business as healthy as possible. Thank you again for your feedback and for everything you do. Please reach out to me any time. Eric Scriven, VP Sales and Marketing
3.0
Nov 2, 2019
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Pros

Great place to start your sales career then it's your choice to grow with the company. Everyone is willing to help you to start on the right way of learning the job. It's a sales job some people will make it and some will not. Good energy in the office to keep the job moving forward to help Logical Position grow.

Cons

Seems like sales managers if they are not a call for the reps are just waiting around for reps to reach out for help like if a call didn’t go the way they wanted asking the rep what happen to the call to see if there was a different way the call could have gone. No set career path example what it takes to become a senior digital marketing specialist (doing the LP training and getting sales), business development executive, assistant manager, and finally manager. No clear view of what it takes to visit headquarters or other offices. Other reps have visit headquarters which are now no longer at Logical Position seems like upper management was trying to show them the way of Logical Position but it didn't work out. Senior digital marketing specialist is still being paid hourly which is higher hourly pay doesn't matter how long they have been there. Having too many assistant managers on a team: getting a sale from reps that left LP that sales manager closed which is given to the assistant. Those deals make it seems like the assistant manager did someone to get have sales, but they are only in getting the commission for the deal and helping them to be able to go on the year-end sale trip. It seems like to be successful is to close sales than to get promoted to assistant manager and hoping you get on a sales team that has reps leave so you can get the deal. As an assistant manager, they are sitting around waiting for new reps to ask for help or just talking to others about anything else because doing their job. When a new training class is being trained, they sit with any of sale reps to listen to calls, when it in training room its mostly senior reps training them instead of the assistant managers who are on salary, but the senior reps are not getting help with the sale. The end of the year sales goal seems like its mostly the assistant managers going on the trip. The vibe in the Chicago Office has changed some reps are working hard to make the calls but other reps including assistant managers, senior digital marketing specialists and newer reps are to talking with people around them or talking loudly to past the time or even on their cell phone while at work. A lot of reps are on sales performance plans which some reps take are working harder to get sales while others take it a joke because the managers are really helping them to get off it. When a sales rep signs up a company that was kicked back from quality control they are not given a clear understanding of why the company would not be a good fit for Logical Position. The sales rep should have reached out to quality control first with everything that sales rep has to do they are not thinking about that because they are the focus on closing the deal.

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Logical Position Response
6y
I’m very happy to hear about the positive office energy, especially considering multiple Chicago based sales managers were promoted into new roles throughout 2019. It’s reassuring to know the chemistry has remained steady with the newer management. Assistant sales managers have one of the most challenging jobs in the company. They are expected to work hard for the team and help new employees, while maintaining the same sales goals that you and everyone else has. We occasionally reward them with leads because of how much extra work they do in addition to hitting their own targets. However, ASM’s make up less than half of those pacing for the year-end sales trip; the majority consist of BDE’s who do not have the added responsibility of an ASM. Your feedback is valued, and we’ll address each point you made with management. Please feel free to call or email me directly if you ever want to discuss further. -Eric Scriven, VP Sales and Marketing
5.0
Oct 24, 2019
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Pros

I've spent a short time at Logical Position and the most glaring difference between this environment and past employers, is the open ability to access leadership and affect change. It is truly an open and transparent workplace.

Cons

The company has continually experienced rapid growth, which creates a demanding work schedule. Personally for me, the fast paced environment is super exciting.

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