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SalesRoads DOES NOT hire U.S.-based SDRs on a “contract” basis. U.S. SDR roles are W-2 positions through our PEO. In some countries, different worker classifications may apply based on local requirements, but that is separate from how U.S. SDR employment is structured. On job security, SDR work is tied to active client programs, and SalesRoads is a performance-driven environment. When a program changes or ends, we work to redeploy reps into other openings when there is a mutual fit. With roughly 40 active client programs running at any given time, we are typically able to find a new home for reps who are actively contributing and meeting expectations. In the last six months, there were two instances where redeployment was not possible due to timing and program-fit requirements. It is also not accurate that strong performers are removed from accounts because they earn “too much commission.” High performance is valued and recognized, and program moves are driven by client needs, coverage requirements, and where a rep is most likely to succeed. For additional context, tenure across our SDR population is strong. Approximately 44% of this group has been with SalesRoads for 3+ years, including team members with 9+ years of service. We encourage candidates to read a range of reviews over time and ask direct questions during interviews about employment classification, program stability, ramp expectations, and how redeployment works so they can make an informed decision. SalesRoads Leadership Team

Some specifics in this post do not align with the tools and programs we use today. In our December 2025 anonymous Pulse Survey, approximately 1 to 2% of employees reported feeling micromanaged. When we review those comments in detail, they most often align with active performance coaching situations in which structure and call review are temporarily increased. On performance expectations, not everyone hits quota, but a significant number of people do. In Q4, across roughly 40 active client programs, we saw 75 instances of quota attainment. In Q3, across roughly 37 programs, we saw 63 instances of quota attainment. Results vary by program, tenure, and ramp, but quota achievement is a regular outcome here, not an exception. In the same December 2025 survey, about 85% of employees reported feeling supported by their manager, and around 90% described SalesRoads as a fun place to work. We encourage candidates to review a range of feedback over time and ask direct questions during the interview process so they can make an informed decision.