Burnout & Disengaged Management - Customer Success Manager Glassdoor Employee Review

3.0
1 Dec 2023
Recommend
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Pros

Compensation is fair, and the people I work with are skilled, supportive, & collaborative.

Cons

Management is pulled into too many different directions where I'm often wondering what exactly are they managing for our team aside from a weekly team meeting. Burnout is always present and has been expressed continuously each quarter, but there hasn't been any meaningful changes from upper-leadership.

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Glassdoor Response
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Hi there - thank you for taking the time to share your experience. I'm pleased to hear that you find our compensation fair and that you appreciate the skills, support, and collaboration of your colleagues. However, I am truly sorry to learn about your concerns regarding management and the presence of burnout within your team. I agree with you that the primary responsibility of a manager should be managing and supporting their direct team; however, I also recognize that many of our managers are also asked to help lead, consult and/or advise on various OKRs and initiatives that might leave you wondering what makes up their day. I know you mentioned that you don’t feel your manager is engaged, and if you don’t feel as though you can approach them with your concerns, I would encourage you to reach out to your Director. - Kristin Brandon, Director of Customer Success

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