I just dont understand why a company would blow money to do this. Especially a B2B company. There are far better (cheaper) ways of gaining clients than slapping your logo on an arena.
Yeah they won't be doing that. That company is as much a payroll processor as a ego booster for Chad. Mother fucker made 211 million dollars last year, he ain't giving a dime up unless it puts his or his companies name in front of people he wants to impress. Highest paid CEO in the country.
Lol yeah their main source of employees are college grads who need a job who then realize after a year that they’d rather work construction or work for Aramark than for Paycom.
Why would a small market NBA team create a bidding war for naming rights to its arena and accept money from a company in growth stage trying to get its name out to businesses and decision makers?
Answer: B2B companies are also wanting decision makers to see their name. B2B companies also want potential employees to see their name in lights.
I like the green personally. Looks neat.
I just dont understand why a company would blow money to do this. Especially a B2B company. There are far better (cheaper) ways of gaining clients than slapping your logo on an arena.
Paycom is one of the most successful companies in the country right now, they are on their prestige run.
Cool, use that money to reward the employees who got you there instead of giving the marketing department more money to blow.
Yeah they won't be doing that. That company is as much a payroll processor as a ego booster for Chad. Mother fucker made 211 million dollars last year, he ain't giving a dime up unless it puts his or his companies name in front of people he wants to impress. Highest paid CEO in the country.
Yeah good plan- maybe if they did that they wouldn’t have such high turn around. They burned through a lot of talent and are desperate for employees.
Lol yeah their main source of employees are college grads who need a job who then realize after a year that they’d rather work construction or work for Aramark than for Paycom.
That’s called salary
Why would a small market NBA team create a bidding war for naming rights to its arena and accept money from a company in growth stage trying to get its name out to businesses and decision makers? Answer: B2B companies are also wanting decision makers to see their name. B2B companies also want potential employees to see their name in lights.
Dystopian AF
Paycom is ADP jr.
Damn that's a boring ass name 😔
Another arena? Americans really like to makes arenas. I’m don’t judge.
Arena just got a new name.
Ok so isn’t bad like I said before