Constantly looking for other opportunities - Customer Success Manager Imagine Learning Employee Review

2.0
Dec 1, 2023
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Pros

WFH culture and co-workers are great! Great opportunity for transitioning teachers to gain experience, but you'd be a fool to stay there longer then two years.

Cons

Pay is extremely low for what's all expected from you. Senior leadership needs to retire already. Constantly making decisions without thinking them through. They're building this huge new office in AZ and plan to expand all other offices to transition WFH employees to in person by 2025. No one wants to work in office and people are threatening to quit if it's required. They also keep spending so much money on acquiring companies rather than trying to update/innovate older products that already hold great value to our customers. Layoffs are also very common and they let so many people with great experience and talent go for reasons no one knows. I can only assume they lay off the employees who make over a certain amount, as they never have room in the budget to do anything.

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Cons

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2.0
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Pros

I worked with many talented, capable, and committed colleagues. The team comprised intelligent professionals who were collaborative and consistently produced high-quality work, despite working under demanding conditions. The role also provided exposure to large-scale curriculum development initiatives and cross-functional collaboration across multiple teams.

Cons

The day-to-day experience was shaped by a highly reactive operational environment. A significant portion of the work centered around revising curriculum to align with evolving standards and business priorities, often under compressed and shifting timelines. Support structures felt limited, particularly when navigating new workflows or shifting priorities. Requests for clarification or guidance were frequently constrained by time pressures and competing demands. Onboarding and transitions required employees to assume responsibilities quickly, with minimal time to absorb systems, workflows, or expectations fully. Many processes appeared to evolve alongside execution, creating a build-as-you-fly dynamic. Organizational clarity was a recurring challenge. Communication gaps, shifting priorities, and inconsistent visibility into broader initiatives made stable planning difficult. This contributed to a culture of ongoing urgency where workload pressure and stress were common across teams. The overall operational structure often felt disjointed relative to the scale of the organization, which significantly impacted workflow consistency and long-term planning.

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