Good stepping stone - Business Development Representative (BDR) Sage Employee Review

2.0
Jan 21, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Pay is ok, good people, nice office

Cons

Horrible culture no space to grow and huge turnover rate

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Sage Response
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Thank you for sharing your review with us. We’re glad to hear your experience included positive relationships with colleagues and a good working environment. At the same time, we’re dissapointed that aspects of the culture and career progression resources did not meet your expectations. We understand how important growth opportunities and a supportive culture are to long term career satisfaction, and your feedback will be reviewed to help us continue strengthening the colleague experience. We hope you shared even more insight in your exit survey to support our continous improvement efforts. Thank you again for the time you spent with Sage. We wish you every success in your future career.

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