Unfortunately Bamboozle not the answer Yea since we’ve started with these people my pay check is similar to a Ferris wheel. I used to receive it every other Wednesday between 5:38 - 5:42 pm. Every single time. With Bamboozle, it’s Thursday morning, Friday morning or afternoon. Heck even at 2:46 am one time. So I call and of course they won’t tell me anything I’m not the contact person so. All these companies use every excuse to not help people. Their favorite word is unfortunately…….

Makes managing people much easier As a manager of a marketing team, HR responsibilities can become a huge distraction to the work I actually need to get done. HR became something I hated dealing with, but Bamboo HR has made it so much easier. Their platform is great and easy to work with. Employees have the responsibility to do a lot of the work themselves, but the manager can do a lot of HR-related tasks easily and quickly on their platform. The automation of certain HR responsibilities makes my life much easier. I think anyone looking to automate more HR would be very happy with Bamboo HR.

BambooHR has been a total game changer… BambooHR has been a total game changer for our company! It brings important functions into one application & saves us so much time & frustration. I wish we would have starting using BambooHR so much sooner!

I am an enthusiastic fan of BambooHR I am an enthusiastic fan of BambooHR. The platform is user friendly and simple to use. And most importantly, the customer support team is the best I've ever had the opportunity to work with.

BambooHR sucks, fix your sales BambooHR maybe a good software, but their SDRs are atrocious. 2 SDRs for BambooHR contacted me, with no prior intimation. They then refused to inform me about pricing except over phone. A 5 minute phone call to tell me about pricing took more than 3 weeks, and I was required to schedule time with an SDR who just wasn't empowered to offer me a quote over email or online. I run a B2B company, and a client should be able to find you when they want. This includes the ability to send proposals offline, when they can be reviewed. For a company that insists on calling you to give a price, primarily implies that 1. They are not transparent and offer a different price to every customer, which is anti-market, or else, 2. Disorganised, where a proposal or RFP requires 2 chaps to come to an outcome or an offer, no sales cadence at all. This is 2019. This sort of customer experience is unimaginative, abhorred, and speaks of a customer culture that is broken. Ben Peterson, your company can do better, maybe take a minute out of planning an exit and explain why pricing is not offered on your site and small customers, that you are purportedly built for, are being treated like 6th graders.