u/BisonSpirit

I swear it gives me the shits

Currently work in sales since 2021 and I’m pondering a career switch to wastewater. I have seasonal experience and a bunch of water treatment textbooks, wondering how folks are liking the field.

Do any of you live in a metro area and do this career work?

My time in the field was good, the only pain the ass to me was snow plowing.

I was approached for a customer success role and I'm seeking feedback.

The company doesn't have the best reviews per glassdoor. But mostly customer support reviews. I'm told my book of business is around 400 accounts. No quota other than maintaining customer retention and customer satisfaction scores.

Considering the job conditions, is it worth considering this role as a way of getting into customer success, or if I should look elsewhere? Totally understand a lot of details are left out, and so I'm curious if managing that many accounts is something to be concerned about.

Background: I've worked in sales (pipeline generation and most recently, full cycle) for the past five years. I'm looking to pivot to account management or customer success but it seems the CS position is quite competitive. It also doesn't help that I've worked 4 jobs since 2021 (all sales).

TIA

It seems like it’s gotten out of control, no?

I hate to see it get normalized

It just gets annoying not having much stool but having to go to the bathroom because of gas. Any tips on reducing it?