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54% positive business outlook
Pros
- Leadership team always has your back - Great work life balance - Teamwork within Regions ensure no one is overwhelemed all the time
Cons
There are none that come to mind.
Pros
There is flexibility in work-life balance to offer you the ability to be involved in activities outside the office. The compensation structure pays well but only for net new business earned. There are honest and good people at the territory, mid to high- sales levels as well as in the support teams (service, customer trainers) but there is an obvious disengagement when it comes to management and leadership.
Cons
High turnover: B2B sales and this industry can be grueling but the turnover in this organization is recognizably related to a) poor experience for the sales reps in the first 12 months with lack of professional coaching/mentoring/management and b) the recruitment of literally anyone who thinks they can sell a copier. There is no competition in recruitment and it reflects poorly on reps for worked hard for this job to see type of individuals the company is bringing on board. You have managers who have been in the business and in leadership positions for 15+ years but they can't retain sales reps for more than 2-3 years. Sales kindergarten: the day-to-day expectations for managing your business is presented in a juvenile manner. Reps are held accountable by their managers in a big-brother fashion and not like business professionals. Over priced: the product is completely over-priced compared to industry competitors and the organization charges for every detail. More times than not it is impossible as as rep to sell at your standard price and make standard commission. You're often sacrificing your commission to be able to offer your customer the same price as your competitor. Little support: As a rep, you spend 50% of your time dealing with administrative issues with accounts from training to billing issues to tracking down service calls rather than out in the field selling. Moreover, if you try to delegate these issues to a Corporate department to engage with your customer there is little attention to detail and you end up doing all the work yourself.
Pros
I never worked at a company for more than about two years until I landed at ComDoc. I found the culture of ownership and self development very compelling as well as management's willingness to let you try almost anything as long as you have a good game plan. Despite being acquired by Xerox/Global, converting from Ricoh products, going through numerous system changes, and transitioning to a new senior leadership team, we have retained the positive culture and great people that make it enjoyable to come into the office.
Cons
Entrepreneurial culture and encouragement to do what you think is best for the business can sometimes lead to inconsistent messages/results. Desire to meet customer needs/demands can sometimes lead to extra challenges when working to deliver what was promised.
Pros
Culture, Loyalty, Learning, Growth Opportunity, Product, Leadership Team, Earnings Potential
Cons
Low cost competitors dilute the value add approach to market.
Pros
Super awesome culture where people care about each other. Encouragement to be the best you can be- the opportunities are abundant for those wishing to seek them out and advance their careers. Employees are encouraged to make a difference through innovation. Leadership team is the absolute best group of people you would ever meet in your life! Tuition reimbursement/new hire referral bonuses/rewards for being innovative/annual corporate awards/annual bonuses based on company profits/flexibility/CEO is a very caring person that takes the time to talk to everyone
Cons
Medical benefits are expensive with high deductibles. Terrible vacation policy that rewards a seven year employee the same as a 29 year employee. Only 5 sick days per year and you better not use them.
Pros
This is a values-based organization that cares about employees and their families. While there is always room for improvement in any organization, including here, we strive to do our very best to make our customers, employees and communities proud to know us.
Cons
There could be more diversity among the leadership team . This would include diversity in thought process, background and expectations in addition to the traditional gender, race, nationality, etc.
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