Values driven company that actually walks the walk - Human Resources Business Partner ZayZoon Employee Review

5.0
21 Mar 2025
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Pros

ZayZoon has built a strong workplace culture that feels intentional and values-driven. The fully remote setup works well, and the company does a good job of fostering connection and collaboration despite the distance. Leadership is transparent in their communication, and there’s clarity around company goals and what success looks like — which helps teams stay aligned. There’s a lot of opportunity to grow your career here, especially if you’re proactive. The use of objective market data for compensation adds a level of fairness. The work environment is very flexible, and the PTO policy is generous, which supports a healthy work-life balance. Like any fast-moving company, things can shift quickly, and that can create some ambiguity at times — but overall, it’s a solid place to build and contribute meaningfully.

Cons

Rapid growth can sometimes make things feel more complicated than they need to be, with new processes and tools still being figured out. With lots of new team members joining, it can take time to build context and momentum. Some internal systems and processes are still evolving, which can be frustrating if you thrive in a more structured or mature environment.

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5.0
16 Oct 2025
Anonymous employee
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Pros

ZayZoon is a great place to do meaningful work with a fantastic team. Most of the team works remotely, but there is an office in Calgary (but in my experience, there is no pressure to work from the office). The benefits are great and the work is challenging but meaningful.

Cons

I have no cons to post.

3.0
21 May 2025
Recommend
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Pros

The mission is something most people can support—the product is quality—good work/life balance—competitive base salary

Cons

Commission is nearly nonexistent—sales is treated like school projects, constant meetings telling others what you’ve done—immature senior leadership—turnover of key employees is very high

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