Bravado has been an incredible… Bravado has been an incredible community as well as a tool! Learning from seasoned sales professionals in a variety of different industries has helped me scope out new roles, figure out what i valued, and even make a career switch!

Become a sales savage Draw upon a wealth of knowledge and pick the brains of a legion of hardened sales savages. Ask for advice on your current dilemas, learn about best practices, or how to fast track your sales career, safe in the knowledge that you are anonymous and can speak your mind without fear of chastisement. You can also earn gifts for your contribution to discussions. I’ve never seen any other forum quite like it. What are you waiting for?

Finally, a useful social media community Likely the most useful Social media community I have come across. Perfect? No. But it gets 5 stars, because Bravado actively seeks out the advice of its members, and implements it. A vibrant community of self-policing sales professionals. I have learned a ton from experienced reps through the War Room; an engaging forum that allows you to share wins, debate best practices and shoot the breeze. It's a must join for sales professionals.

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.

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.