Audley's lost something really good - Sales Operations Specialist Audley Travel Employee Review

2.0
3 Jun 2024
Recommend
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Pros

Audley still has some of the best people around working for them. Depending on which team you're in, training is pretty thorough (although sales training could focus on the whole process not just the initial sales call.)

Cons

Asks for feedback and doesn't truly want it. Communications regularly poor and annoying despite years of feedback. Doesn't often promote people of colour above entry level rank of roles. Enforced a back to office policy (worse for women and neurodivergent staff) after hiring staff all over the country and at risk of losing some of it's most experienced and profitable staff. Pay is low compared to other travel companies for the amount of work anticipated. Some people seem to be promoted over and over despite being useless, while other people get consistently overlooked. Commission structure constantly messed with and all roles are encouraged to funnel into sales.

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5.0
24 Sept 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

People and job benefits and perks are amazing!

Cons

UK owned company leading to some disconnect between the US market and UK run business

2.0
23 Apr 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

The people who work here are generally fun and interesting, the product available is high-quality, generous PTO, decent flexibility with hybrid working, FAM trips.

Cons

There is very little opportunity for growth if you are successful in sales in this company. Taking a management position would be a major step back financially if you succeed in sales. The executive leadership team treats employees like children and are not very transparent in their decision making. Sales management team is wonderful, but there is a major disconnect between higher leadership and the sales teams. Senior specialists who have made significant contributions to the business over many years are treated like a number, not a person.

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