Not Really a Tech Company... - Anonymous employee Sage Employee Review

2.0
Apr 19, 2016
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Sage has a large new office in Atlanta. It is supposed to up our game and take Sage into the future.

Cons

Over 90% of this company's software are desktop products. No one here has ever been a part of or created a SaaS product. Great for programmers over 35 who just want to be told what to do.

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Thank you for your review of Sage, your opinion is important to us. As a current Sage colleague, your passion for innovation is evident, and our company’s long-term strategy aligns with those same goals. Our commitment is to provide our customers with advanced technologies and an array of cloud-based SaaS products including Sage Live and the Sage “c” products. We thrive on supporting a community of entrepreneurs and we value you, and all of our Sage colleagues, in your efforts toward success. Again, thank you for sharing your feedback.

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Cons

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