Avoid at all costs if you value your career - Sales ConnexAI Employee Review

1.0
29 Mar 2023
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Great Software platform with lots of nice features

Cons

Zero go to market strategy. No enterprise level strategy. No hiring strategy. Constantly moving goal posts. Fact check what you are told in interview process Commission structure is so off market its ridiculous. All staff are unhappy. Management do not listen to any feedback so never act on it. To refer to the regions managment as managment is a big reach- feels like a kid playing in a sandpit trying to build big expensive sand castles in the rain. No marketing budget. Bullying sales tactics-causing otherwise engaged opportunites who would buy until the point where they ghost Connex and fairly so- this is because noone understands what a Sales Cycle looks like ( might not have heard of it). Impletementation and support promises in region are not up to scratch 'Management' gaslight and blatently lie about a lot of things. Pipeline from SDRs is around 10% of what you are promised when joining so targets are almost impossible. Zero marketing budget. No lockin contracts which means the shoddy customer experience means the customer will leave . Zero culture. Joining ConnexOne in APAC is not a good career move

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5.0
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Cons

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2.0
4 May 2026
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Pros

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Cons

Micromanagement culture Frequent forecast calls and deal scrutiny can feel excessive. Leadership closely monitors activity (LinkedIn, calendars, pipeline) in a way that can create pressure vs. enablement. Overpromising vs. delivery gaps Sales messaging sometimes gets ahead of implementation reality. Clients may begin paying subscriptions before full deployment, which can create friction and trust issues. Implementation delays Time from signed deal to go-live can lag, especially for more complex deployments. This impacts customer satisfaction and makes renewals harder. Internal communication inefficiencies Meetings tend to run long and frequent, reducing actual selling time. Cross-functional alignment (sales, product, implementation) isn’t always tight. Pressure-driven sales environment Strong emphasis on hitting aggressive targets, sometimes at the expense of long-term customer fit. Can feel like “sell first, figure it out later” in certain situations. Product limitations in certain markets Language support and compliance readiness can be blockers in enterprise deals (e.g., healthcare, global orgs). Creates friction late in the sales cycle. Narrative vs. reality disconnect Internal and external company narratives don’t always fully align with day-to-day execution. Can create confusion for both employees and customers.

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