No exit interview... - I worked there a Long time Sage Employee Review

1.0
Mar 26, 2026
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Pros

Learned a lot while reporting to some amazing leaders who were empowering.

Cons

Experienced several inept managers over the time I was there. It's unfortunately possible for one single manager to end your career despite overwhelmingly positive feedback from stakeholders/ colleagues.

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Sage Response
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Thank you for sharing your experience and for your many years with Sage. It’s encouraging to hear that you worked with empowering leaders and gained valuable experience during your time here. We’re sorry to learn about your experience with management consistency and, in particular, the lack of an exit interview. Your feedback is greatly appreciated, as it highlights important gaps between intended processes and lived experiences, and your comments have been shared internally for further review. We also appreciate the care you took to document your experience through LEAD. As a former colleague, we wish you every success in your career moving forward.

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