Pros
The sales leadership team here is genuinely different. There is real investment in your development as a seller, not just your quota number. Managers actually know your deals, coach you through them, and hold you accountable in a way that makes you better. The mission matters, the market is real, and you can feel the momentum. Compensation is competitive, the methodology is rigorous, and there is a clear path to grow into leadership if you put in the work. High performers are recognized and rewarded. You are surrounded by people who take the craft of selling seriously.
Cons
This is a high-growth environment, which means things move fast and processes are still maturing. If you need a fully defined playbook on day one, it can feel like a lot. Ambiguity is part of the job, especially in newer segments. The sales cycles are long and complex, so if you need quick wins to stay motivated, you have to be intentional about celebrating progress milestones along the way.