NSS has absolutely no room for advancement - National Sales Support Paylocity Employee Review

1.0
1 Mar 2019
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Casual dress code and free lunches once a month

Cons

They promise career advancement and unlimited opportunities however you either stay long enough to be put on the plan for not hitting numbers or stay long enough and hope for the advancement promised only to learn you can’t move anywhere throughout the company only to other NSS roles

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Paylocity Response
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Thank you for your feedback regarding the National Sales Support (NSS) role at Paylocity. Career Advancement is something that is very important to Paylocity and our leaders. We continuously strive to develop our employees, whether it be in role or in preparation for the next role. Additionally, we continue to work on offering development opportunities that are relevant to all levels within the organization. We strongly encourage our employees to take advantage of the many resources around them to discuss their career advancement, including; their manager, mentors, Learning & Development Team, or HR Business Partner. I’d love to personally have the opportunity to discuss your experience with Paylocity so that we can continue to improve our workplace. Please feel free to contact me directly at kgrimaldi@paylocity.com. Thank you.

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