Sage IT Department - Desktop Support Analyst Sage Employee Review

1.0
Apr 21, 2017
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Great Work Life Balance - Family First - Managers are never there - Managment gives you trust and hires you for your knowledge.

Cons

The company is falling apart, Stephen Kelly has not turned the company around as you can see that from the inside. Its hard to pretended but everything is falling apart. Enough said I don't want to go into detail.

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Sage Response
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Thanks for reviewing Sage. Glad to hear your work life balance was achieved when you were here - it's something we try and ensure all our colleagues achieve. Sage is growing from strength to strength and our CEO, Stephen Kelly, has been a massive part of that - but so has every one. When a leader like Stephen has a vision it's down to our leaders and then us to ensure we achieve it, we are all accountable (and I am pleased to say rewarded both in terms of pay, bonuses, benefits and soon to be launched via the new 'Share&Save Plan' so we can all reap the benefits of Sage's success). Thanks again and all the best with your career.

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