Chaos and Disrespect - Anonymous Employee EverCommerce Employee Review

1.0
10 Jul 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Remote work Wonderful colleagues who are in the struggle together

Cons

Favoritism for people who says yes and avoid talking about challenges instead of rewarding honest and respectful feedback Leaders speak in chastising tone to employers during meetings Upper management totally disconnected from team Low pay Products not respected in marketplace. Churn rate is insanely high. New leadership every 6 to 9 months Culture of grinding to get to goals and even then its not good enough Expectations are unreal in terms of employee capacity They keep sending messages around a.culture of kindness but executive team is not kind often making disparaging remarks about individuals in front of others.

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EverCommerce Response
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