Bravado is a terrible system for… Bravado is a terrible system for applicants, especially for any non-sales specific roles. You MUST enter sales information to continue making a profile, if you are not applying to a sales position and have never done sales you cannot continue with your application, they only show you roles that THEY think you are qualified for, you cannot apply to roles that YOU want to apply to, and they ask for personal information like current salary and sales deals that might fall under NDA. I would give this a 0/5 if possible.

This feels like a pointless website This feels like a pointless website. The War Room or whatever is set up exactly in the same format as Reddit with the same types of questions. There’s no way to track what job applications I applied to. I have no visibility into the job search process. There’s no actual job board where I can look for roles. Their website doesn’t detect a few large companies i worked for, so formatting looks off. There’s no way to upload a simple thing such as a resume as achievements don’t describe the whole story. To add insult to injury the job postings on LinkedIn don’t even have the company name so I’m still in the dark about what I’m applying to but without any status update of any kind or the ability to even review the job post later, it all honestly feels like a waste of time.

Bravado is a phenomenal resource Bravado is a phenomenal resource for salespeople - it doesn’t matter if you’re just starting out or a seasoned veteran. Whether you’re looking for a new full-time gig, a side hustle, sage advice, or just somewhere to vent with likeminded peers, you’ll find what you need.

Sage and savage: A straight-shooting sales community Took a little while to find my voice in the community but after commenting on a few posts and publishing some myself, I learned that the community is full of Sales pros looking to share their hard-earned wisdom. Tons of jokes abound, but I would have expected nothing less from this audience, and am so grateful to have found a place to talk shop and learn all about how to raise my Sales game. This isn't your regular professional development community – and that's a good thing.

Toxic data mining “community” Borderline scummy practices, but on the wrong side of the line. Subscribe to get weird offers by email, be part of a rotten “Wolf of Wall Street”-mindset community, get invited to cult-like events, be asked to share private info from your company for fantasy rewards, when the whole website is a copy of Reddit’s /r/sales.