One of 100 Best Companies for Catering to Young Professionals, Says Feedback from 5.3 Million U.S. J– ZoomInfo Named to 2021 Fortune Best Workplaces for Millennials List Working at ZI was one of the worst experiences of my life. Culture is a feeling and there isn't an equation for it. HR will respond to this with their canned response of how they check market value to determine comp, how they have hit all these metrics to celebrate diversity and ect. They are not progressive and very old school in the way they are running the company. They expect you to work nonstop to hit your goals and even if you hit them you cannot take PTO during block out dates. Why micromanage sales people like that? They already have plenty of KPIs to measure their performance against -No work life balance here. I rather have regular PTO I can take whenever I want. The entire sales team is underpaid compared to current market rates and commissions are constantly restructured to benefit ZI and prevent employees from hitting their unrealistic quotas -Unlimited PTO is FALSE - cannot take time off at the end of the month, end of the quarter and the ENTIRE month of December. They pretend to celebrate diversity by putting "Black Lives Matter" on NASDAQ, which is really just self promotion. Acquisition prices were not disclosed, but Clickagy’s assets and an ownership stake in EverString cost the company $71.9 million in 2020, according to SEC documents.- The CEO is quite arrogant and obsessed with himself - Leadership is dominated with white males and it feels like a boys locker room.
And in October of 2020, it acquired Clickagy, an artificial intelligence-driven platform that provides businesses with data on potential customers. Last November, it acquired EverString, a business data provider that uses machine learning. In early June, ZoomInfo acquired Insent, a chat platform that utilizes artificial intelligence. Its current market valuation is about $20 billion. TA Associates, a Boston private equity firm, and Carlyle Group Inc., have been key investors in the company.Īs of the first quarter of 2021, ZoomInfo’s revenue has grown by 50 percent compared to the same period last year. Schuck, who cofounded DiscoverOrg in 2007, became the chief executive of the merged company. (The company is not related to Zoom Video Communications, the video conferencing application.) The firm maintains its global headquarters in Vancouver, Wash., and employs roughly 2,000 people, with around 700 working in Waltham, a company spokeswoman said. and rebranded the combined company as ZoomInfo. In 2019, business intelligence firm DiscoverOrg acquired Waltham’s Zoom Information Inc.
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