Verkada reviews

The benefits might seem alright, but they're completely overshadowed by the abysmal management, starting right from the top. Prepare yourself for a psychological rollercoaster, as the management's bullying tactics would require a psychiatrist to address the resulting trauma. While meeting ramping targets appears plausible, achieving full quota is nothing more than a deceptive illusion unless you're working like a 7/11 service station (7 days a week & 11 hours a day). The person at the helm lacks any semblance of leadership skills, offering zero respect to colleagues, providing zilch support or guidance, and opting for insults over encouragement when the team inevitably falls short (which, let's face it, is a whopping 90% of the time). As if that weren't enough, the same person can't even recall my name correctly on multiple occasions, adding a touch of insult to the injury. Meanwhile, the middle managers wield about as much power and influence in the business as a potted plants. Career progression is a distant dream here, and this joint is nothing more than a revolving door (average tenure is 7 months). It's genuinely pitiful for the middle managers - a bunch of brilliant minds constantly squashed by the suffocating chain of command.

- unrealistic targets - super high turnover of talent. I have seen some great salespeople slip through the cracks here due to poor management and no opportunities - The MDR and AAE programs are pointless. It feels like a lie you are sold that you will soon become an AE. They make you do ridiculously hard tests and if you pass and hit your quota that does not mean that you will in turn become an AE - once you have done your 2-3 weeks training, you are out in the cold. the training is very poor - they will fire you with very little notice Please avoid and be careful of the overly positive reviews. They are written by the managers. -