Verkada reviews

- If you want to spend your entire day cold calling, this is a great place to go (this is not an exaggeration). Marketing DOES NOT help you fill 20% of your pipeline as they say they do. - Bunch of foul mouthed frat boys from Danville (if you're not in the click, you're out) - Zero manager help to either develop you as a rep or set you up for success in the role - No manager will ever take responsibility for their short comings and will blame you if things fall through. - If you're in the wrong territory and don't have a pre-existing network of resellers and an underdeveloped territory, forget the concept of making money or being successful. There is zero help in this area so not only are you responsible for finding new business but also responsible for finding people to sell for you. - HR violations are all over the place, women are constantly put in awkward positions based on some of the comments I've heard. - If you want to work for managers that haven't actually hit their own number but got promoted because of their social connections, then take a closer look. - Hopefully you don't live in SF because that commute gets real old. - Also the pay is not great, other start ups pay more. Bottom line: Not worth it.. there are much better places to work where you can feel like a human being, make more money and not feel like you're working in a sweatshop.

Where do I even begin... First - Interview - Unorganized, and they REALLY don't care about you. You have to act like the interviewers are on a pedestal. Male egos...male egos everywhere. They didn't ask me too much about my background, it was mainly what they've done and accomplished, and how you par-up to them. The whole "team-oriented" message they spew went out the window when I walked in for an interview. No one thought to introduce themselves - a good look as to what was to come. My last interviewer was pretty insecure about himself but again, you have to act like they are the best Second - The first day on the job - typical onboarding stuff, it was a lot, but so is any job. Third - A couple of months in - If you are the type to work endlessly, this place is for you. Overall - I left for a competitor with better tech, better funding, better pay, and work-life balance. Do your research, you will be happy you did.