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Erica Bakos
Erica Bakos is a performance-driven and dynamic Customer Success Manager known for enhancing team performance in customer service metrics. She excels in managing multiple accounts, boosting sales, designing client onboarding processes, and coordinating meetings and events. With a strong customer focus, exceptional communication skills, problem-solving abilities, and extensive experience in team leadership, Erica thrives in motivating teams and turning underperformers into top professionals.
Her dedication lies in implementing process enhancements to propel company growth and foster technical innovation. Proactive and energetic, Erica is a skilled troubleshooter who remains calm under pressure, delivering high service quality with excellent interpersonal skills and a strong work ethic.
She holds an MBA in Business Analytics from Syracuse University, a Bachelor of Science in Digital Communication and Media/Multimedia from the State University of New York College at Plattsburgh, and has studied Food, Wine, Italian culture, and language at Florence University of the Arts. Erica's educational journey began with a High School Diploma in General Studies from Salem High School.
Erica Bakos has served in various roles, including Enterprise Client Success Manager at Consensus, Podcast Host, Producer, and Brand Manager at Books N' Betches Podcast, as well as positions at Indeed.com, Zocle Media, LLC, Atlantic Residential Mortgage, WWE, Jarrett Creative Group, and WHDH Channel 7 News.
Highlights
It’s been a hard few days really reconciling with the “why me” of it all. Being laid off after helping Indeed grow 5k in personnel the last two years is a hard pill to swallow. Being laid off doesn’t make sense, I realize it never will.
But this lay off showed something I’ve never seen or even heard of happening before. Those remaining at Indeed banned together, started making documents listing out jobs with referral connections, listing good companies hiring, posted about connecting people in their network if they need it, started writing recommendations and shout out posts for their network, many offering to review resumes and cover letters. Even though I’m devastated to no longer be working at Indeed, the support of my colleagues has been unparalleled and I’ve never been more proud to be a part of something so special. I’ve never seen so many people do so much for their impacted colleagues in the wake of a layoff. I’m beyond words.
For all those helping make connections, adding to the lists, reviewing resumes and cover letters, thank you. If you know me, you know I’ve hit the ground running- if you know someone or have something in mind for me, please send it my way.
Thank you all so much. You’re amazing and I feel so blessed to have been part of an organization that fostered this sense of community and support system.
