Perceptive Software Reviews
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Pros
A paycheck and health benefits.
Cons
They made a lot of promises they never fulfilled, and the job environment ended up not being as advertised. If you are talented or experienced, you will not be promoted or listened to which hurts them competitively tremendously. Number one qualification: non-threatening to the cronies. They have a layer of people that have been there for years that will do anything to maintain their alpha-dog status. Upper management has no political will to get rid of or discipline the old buddy they drink with. By policy, they do not hire anyone significant or empowered from the outside. Their attempt to implement Agile development is a scripted side-show, because they are truly not open to collaboration or competition or questioning of crony ideas. As far as checking that box in the survey on whether they share information or can be trusted I checked NO.
Advice to Senior Management
As hard as it will be, gut your development management, starting from the top. Get beyond the fact these guys drink with you, golf with you and are your special buddy.
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Account Executive in Kansas City, MO:
“Not the place for a true sales professional”
Aug 31, 2009
3 found helpful
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Inside Sales Representative in Shawnee, KS:
“Great place to work with great leadership.”
Jul 28, 2009
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Business Analyst:
“Still a good place to be.”
May 10, 2009
1 found helpful
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Software Engineer in Shawnee, KS:
“Nothing can overcome horrible management”
Mar 17, 2009
3 found helpful
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Consultant in Shawnee, KS:
“Great place to work?????”
Feb 4, 2009
4 found helpful
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Consultant in Shawnee, KS:
“Perceptive is not all it's cracked up to be.”
Jan 20, 2009
6 found helpful | 2 comments
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Senior Consultant in Shawnee, KS:
“I'm happy...”
Jan 29, 2009
2 found helpful
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Peon in Shawnee, KS:
“Perceptive Software: It Sucks All It Can Suck.”
Jan 26, 2009
2 found helpful
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Developer in Shawnee, KS:
“It's like a permanent vacation!!”
Jan 20, 2009
4 found helpful