ServiceTitan reviews

3.4

49% would recommend to a friend

(829 total reviews)
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Ara Mahdessian

69% approve of CEO

58% positive business outlook

ServiceTitan has an employee rating of 3.4 out of 5 stars, based on 829 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The ServiceTitan employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Informationstechnologie industry (3.9 stars).

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829 reviews
1.0
Oct 29, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

Friendly teammates and decent benefits.

Cons

I worked at ServiceTitan as a Product Designer and, unfortunately, it was one of the most discouraging experiences of my career. The company talks a lot about empowerment and collaboration, but in reality, the culture is driven by poor leadership and micromanagement. Many managers seem more focused on maintaining control and optics than on helping their teams succeed. Rather than supporting growth or fostering creativity, leaders often set unrealistic expectations and are quick to assign blame when challenges arise. Feedback tends to flow one way—downward—and it’s rare to see genuine mentorship or recognition of effort. It’s a tough environment if you care about craft, collaboration, or psychological safety. The design work itself had potential, but the lack of trust and empathy from leadership made it difficult to do good work or feel proud of what you shipped.

1.0
May 8, 2024

Good Ol' Boys Club is Being Brought Back

Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Benefits - great package for medical, dental, vision and extras for things such as family care Employees - most of the individual contributor employees are great Glendale Office - beautiful space to work in

Cons

Huge red flag when they keep saying that everyone in the company is a "family". That speaks to blurred boundaries, unrealistic expectations and risk in the rise of exploitative behaviors. It blurs the lines between personal and professional relationships, potentially eroding the boundaries necessary for a healthy work-life balance and shouts that there are things happening the company does not want employees to know about. "Blindly trust the company, we're all family." Until the we're not. People need to remember that are just a number. Sadly the company is going back to how they operated in the 2016/2017 era where if you are a Caucasian male and part of the "Boys Club" with one of the founders of the company, you will thrive while other people on the outskirts suffer. A majority of the people managers have no experience in leadership and obtained the promotion by being part of said "Boys Club". They have no strategic experience and simply say "yes" to what they are told to do. Orders come from top down and if a person wants to stay with this company, being a "yes" person is the only way to be. The company says they want to hear diverse ideas but not for the positive reasons of growth, they want to hear them in order to weed out the non-yes people. If you are too vocal, you will have a founder put a target on your back. The safest place to be is in Sales (not SDR, all other sales departments), Engineering and Product. All other departments experience continual silent exits, specifically the CSM Organization and yearly layoffs for people in an onboarding role. Customer experience is definitely not a top priority for the founders, it is about money, money money and profit. This is fine but stop hiding behind the "we are family" manipulation. Be honest.

1.0
Feb 2, 2024
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

They pay for your insurance and the pay is decent. The product is great and most of the people you work with are great, at the least the ones that don't drink the Kool Aid.

Cons

Pretty much everything else. If you want 5 times recycled leads, horrible comp structure, even worse performance management and a churn and burn company then this where it's at. You better make sure you don't mess up, get sick, and you better know every single non-negotiable (which are ridiculous). If you don't score your 12 Gong calls a month (Good luck having 12 decent calls that are over 2 minutes you can even score). Also unless you are doing something shady or shelling out money from your own pocket, you won't even come close to hitting quota, which an SLA violation and a non-negotiable. There is no forgiveness even when you are on ramp. Most don't even make it past their 3rd month of ramp. Honestly one of the worst sales organizations I have ever worked for. Stay away, it's not worth your time.

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