ShipStation Reviews

Pros

- Large company with growth opportunities - Leader in the market - Hiring while most other companies are firing

Cons

- Commission structure not as high as smaller/startup companies

Pros

Salary and commission plan Friendly team No micro managment

Cons

Not open to remote work

Pros

Office food maybe? Cool office but no one is ever there. Somewhat flexible vacation policy.

Cons

The sales role here isn't sales or account management, it's teaching people who have barely used a computer how to find basic functions and sometimes even where their browser is in the valiant quest to print a label. Occasionally you'll speak with a competent business owner or someone who doesn't try to curse you out and it'll be like a cool drink of water in a dusty sea of people you're in awe of functioning day-to-day, much less having started a business. The company leadership is in it for maximizing as much money as they can for themselves and running amok in the boys club, the engineering and development teams are focused on pet projects and can't be bothered to focus on things that would help the end users, support and QA are forever underwater, sales management are mostly fools with big smiles who are there to talk behind employee's backs to their friends who have been there longer. There is zero opportunity for advancement in any role. Stamps.com is also a dumpster fire, but that's another story. There's some good people who still work here but they're frustrated, few, and also looking to find another role somewhere else. Pay is utterly underwhelming for the industry and you can expect extremely small cost of living raises and nothing else.

Pros

-Unlimited PTO -Convenient office space and location -Frequent events - Weekly free lunches -WFH -Amazing local team -Pays well -Travel opportunities -Managers keeping you updated with changes

Cons

-Period of rapid changes - very unpredictable -Lack of clear support resources after certain timeframes -Constant changes with integrations -Lack of cross functional communication

Pros

Team that have all the same values No micro management Trust from all peers and leaders

Cons

As we are growing so fast we have a few growing pains, but nothing we are not navigating and overcoming currently

Pros

Good people all around to work with and some folks have strong background to learn from

Cons

Not much career growth available

Pros

-Benefits -Time off -Work from home -Using Macs

Cons

-Some of the pay -Not all information passed along clearly

Pros

remote working, the training program

Cons

the ever changing systems we use

Pros

Opportunities to grow and succeed with the company Fully flexible time off and WFH

Cons

Pay scale below industry standard, not keeping up with inflation

Pros

good place to learn great coworkers

Cons

Pay is horrible and not competitive Management drags their feet when it comes to promotions or raises. No clear direction for support teams. Support is always asked to do more than what is expected with no financial reward. An occasional raffle and free food at the office does not cover the rising cost of rent