Pros
handful of great people
some nice designs
capability of making good money
Cons
I ultimately felt that the company’s leadership style and sales culture were not the right fit for me.
While I appreciated the emphasis on motivation, coaching, and closing sales, I tend to work best in environments with clear structure, consistent accountability, and well-defined expectations around communication, fairness, and professionalism. The management style felt more hands-off than I prefer, and I realized that I am better suited to a culture with stronger operational guardrails and clearer leadership direction.
I also found that some aspects of the sales approach did not fully align with my own comfort level. I understand that effective sales often involves identifying customer needs, understanding urgency, and helping people make decisions. At the same time, I personally prefer a more straightforward, transparent, consultative approach where trust and long-term reputation remain central.
For me, the most important thing is being able to represent products, availability, and customer options clearly and accurately. I am most comfortable in a sales environment where honesty, consistency, and customer trust are prioritized alongside performance.
In the end, I recognized that this was not the best cultural or professional fit for me, and I believe it is better to move toward an environment more closely aligned with how I work and what I value.