This company catfishes people - Sales Manager Abigail Kirsch Employee Review

1.0
30 July 2024
Recommend
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Pros

Mondays and Fridays are remote for all office positions

Cons

This company confirmed verbally and through an offer letter I was being hired as an assistant director. Upon starting my position, I found out they have a lot of trouble securing top talent so they pulled a bait and switch and only allowed me to use a “sales manager” title at work. I went and found a new remote job immediately. After being catfished I could not take this joke of a company seriously. In reality, management is so inept at the Abigail Kirsch office in new york I wouldn’t recommend working here to my enemy. Jennifer Schepps and Danielle Shapiro are not only toxic and disrespectful to their entire team, they simply cannot balance the demands of their jobs and then go on tirades making everyone else feel bad for it. My second day I witnessed Danielle yelling at a sales manager in the middle of a weekly sales team meeting and from that point on I proceeded to witness the most incompetent leadership I have ever seen or heard of. Save yourself the time and mental health and just don’t work here - they don’t have it together. Also, there is no work life balance you will work 15+ hour days regularly and that is apparently normal. Abigail Kirsch also regularly fails to hit it’s financial goals.

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5.0
7 July 2025
Recommend
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Pros

-lots of shifts -growth opportunity -great captains

Cons

-food for staff isn’t great

4.0
2 Feb 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Abigail Kirsch gives you very set ways to move up, make more money, and the community of people are great! Leaders are very hands-on, captains are friendly and approachable.

Cons

Not necessarily a con, just the reality of it. Because catering shifts can be ebbs and flows, it can be challenging to plan around what shifts do and don't come to you. They can be very long or very short. If you mentally prepare for this - you can really thrive, but it can also be easy to burnout.

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