Good Company Constantly Changing - Anonymous employee Sage Employee Review

4.0
Feb 24, 2015
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Work life balance is a huge plus especially with kids that are active in school and sports. My department is always trying to make ourselves better by learning new technology and revising our processes. I have a great Director that cares and also challenges us.

Cons

Executive leadership seems to be too disconnected. There is a lot of bullying when it comes to new projects and people want to do something within a week but don't understand all of the backend work that goes into setting things up properly.

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Sage Response
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We are disappointed you feel there is bullying but certainly would invite you to reach out and provide additional specifics so that we may review your experience. Please contact Michelle Mulcare at 727.826.7660 to discuss further.

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