Slack reviews

- Everyone is happy to help you, but that is also tempered by the "teach a person to fish," philosophy where you look for an answer, first, and then turn to your team if you don't have any luck - The onboarding process (at least for Customer Experience) is 9 weeks in length so you have lots of time to learn before are fully trained. - Management at all levels is very supportive and open with communication..giving the "why" behind the "what" helps to focus everyone on the task(s) at hand. - The knee-jerk reaction isn't to "ask the engineers." However, the engineering team here is great at assisting with questions or difficulties. - I have found that most folks will be candid and straight-forward with you rather than giving non-descriptive and indecisive answers. - When you are at work, you focus on work, but when you are home you can be completely home...you don't feel like you still need to be accessible for work

It's hard to imagine a company with a bigger opportunity in enterprise software than Slack. We’ve paved the way within the workstream collaboration space and the market opportunity has been validated as Microsoft, Google and Cisco build competing products. I feel lucky to sell a product that is genuinely loved by our users. It’s inspiring to see how our customers embrace Slack to transform how they work. We’re fortunate to partner with some of the largest companies in the world. 

One of the reasons I joined Slack is to help build a unique team and culture, which has been remarkable to be a part of over the past two years as we continue to scale our NYC office. I’m surrounded by driven coworkers who are smart, passionate, and make it fun to come to work.

 As a member of the sales team, it’s reassuring that Slack is aligned across the board to optimize the product-market fit within large organizations – our company strategy and our investment in support roles prove that we’re doing everything we can to accelerate growth.