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Turnover - Sales Manager ClassPass Employee Review

1.0
Apr 10, 2024
Recommend
Business Outlook

Pros

The tech stack is comprehensive

Cons

Here is what AI told me to do after I typed my CP experience in. "It sounds like you're in a challenging work environment where leadership may not prioritize employee well-being or transparency. Here are some suggestions on how to navigate this situation": Document Everything: Keep records of conversations, promises made, and any discrepancies between what was said and what actually happened. Having a clear record can help protect yourself if any issues arise. Know Your Worth: Remember your value as an employee. Don't let manipulative tactics or inconsistent compensation practices undermine your self-esteem. If necessary, seek advice from a mentor or career coach to assess your options. Consider Legal Advice: If you believe your rights as an employee are being violated, it may be worth consulting with a legal professional to understand your options and protections under employment law. Explore External Opportunities: Given the unstable nature of your current workplace, it may be worthwhile to keep an eye out for other job opportunities where you feel valued and respected. "Ultimately, it's important to prioritize your well-being and career growth. If the situation does not improve or becomes untenable, don't hesitate to take steps to remove yourself from the toxic environment."

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5.0
May 19, 2025
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Pros

culture, management, growth opportunity, support

Cons

constantly changing, feeling like things are running behind

1.0
May 1, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

There's some nice benefits, like ClassPass credits, good insurance, and remote.

Cons

First and foremost, if you're a POC, you need to stay far away from this place. There is absolutely no diversity, and majority of the sales org, including the leaders, are white women. The managers lack skill, and don't know how to sell or manage. They only became managers because of their connections or because they were there in the early days of ClassPass and stayed long enough to get promoted. Nothing based on merit or skill. The sales culture is very churn and burn. The retention rate is so low, and this company is like a revolving door. You become a "veteran" or senior employee if you have worked there longer than 4 months. They have extremely unrealistic goals for the sales org, and the leads are awful. And it's because the company is terrible, and doesn't invest in partner services or support, so gyms and salons tend to have a bad experience because the resources and support they have for them are abysmal. Not to mention the bad reputation that ClassPass has; if you call a lead that has been called before, you will get extremely frustrated owners. They will tell you that ClassPass reps are harassing them by constantly calling, but that is what you are taught to do as a rep. To wrap it all up, there is no diversity, incompetent leaders, and bad reputation.

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