Awesome community Awesome community where you can ask questions about sales and get answers from people who are in the trenches. Anonymity means there is very little self righteous "influencer" posts and for the most part everyone is friendly and helpful

The whole experience working with Juliette was top notch! The whole experience working with Bravado was a great and seamless experience. I worked directly with Juliette Carvalho and her responsiveness and helpfulness is unmatchable! They aligned me with a company that I ultimately received an offer and had accepted, but to top off how great this is is how great the company I am now working for is. Throughout the entire process Juliette was very communicative and offered any assistance that would be needed throughout the process. I have already started recommending Bravado to colleagues and will definitely use Bravado again for future endeavors as needed.

War Room is great for Savages...unless you're trying to DM with Android. I love the dedicated sales based experience and personnel that I communicate with in the War Room. The current mods are great and quick to respond/fix any issues that arise. SalesGPT is a fun and possibly useful tool to use for the craft. Earning "commission" and using them towards fun rewards is cool too. Only issue is that there is no Android App and therefore lose out on direct message functionality, and I'm not sure it's even on the roadmap...damn apple addicts.

Great Sales Community Bravado is a great community for top sellers. I haven't used the jobs feature but the community board consistently has engaging topics. For a remote worker, I think its essential to breathe some of these things so you can stay in the headspace of sales. You loose the water cooler talk and this helps a lot of it. Not to mention the great advice from the community

Trash company that just wants to harvest your professional contacts So you need to create an account with Bravado if you want to "apply" to the job you found online that they are advertising. Annoying, but not uncommon. However, in order to create a Bravado account, they require access to ALL of your Google contacts. Why on earth would you need that level of access to my information, just to create an account? If you choose to actually do this, you're then asked to upload your resume. Once that is uploaded, they require you go through your work history, role by role, and provide the name of the specific client, the specific stakeholder, and what specific product you sold them, and when. They try and play it up like potential employers find specific examples of success appealing in their candidate evaluations, blah, blah, blah. I'm sure there isn't a bunch of slimey sales "professionals" at Bravado NOT poaching my professional contacts or sales history information for their own personal lead gen activities. Sure, this is probably all legal, but this company is trash, and all they are after is your sales contacts.