Culture has toxic aspects - told to suppress the truth from both the client and the sales teams - Anonymous employee Ensono Employee Review

2.0
Aug 17, 2020
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

-Some of the best pay in the industry -You'll always have work to do -Learning is encouraged, expected, and paid for -Work is enjoyable

Cons

-The biggest issue for me is that one of our values is honesty, but it is expected that hide the truth, not only from the client, but also from the internal client success teams to prevent upper management escalation. You are expected to suppress information with the threat of reprimand if you don't comply -During busy times you may work everyday, for a month straight, including weekends without a break -You are encouraged to take vacation by C-suite, but lower levels of management will discourage you and give bad reviews if you use it (due to staffing shortages) -Management is aware that staffing shortages cause client and employee dissatisfaction, but do nothing to correct the issue -Management constantly makes empty promises and "dangles the carrot", especially with regard to staffing shortage issues -Lower level management is not willing to escalate issues that would address client and employee dissatisfaction

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Cons

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