You can make a ton of money- but be willing to do services job as well - Account Executive Paylocity Employee Review

2.0
27 Apr 2024
Recommend
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Pros

Culture, pay (when performing), and remote work

Cons

I actually love my job. However my week is also filled with ensuring that clients in implementation and those active stay happy. The c suite team invests so heavily in the sales side (thank you!) but we also need to invest in implementation and service. Half of my week that I could be selling, I am staying on top on my deals in implementation or dealing with issues that a client can’t get a response from service. I was told when I started to trust that at least one client you sold a year wouldn’t make it through implementation. That’s crazy!!!! And it has nothing to do with what the client is asking- just because the implementation process is a joke and clients gets so frustrated they pull out.

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Paylocity Response
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Thank you for your feedback! We appreciate your dedication to ensuring client satisfaction during implementation and ongoing service. Your insight about the need for more investment in implementation and service is invaluable. We recognize the importance of both bringing in new business and ensuring a smooth client experience. We're actively reviewing our approach to best support our teams and our clients. If you wish to share more, please do not hesitate to reach out to your leader or HR Business Partner.

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