Sage reviews

As mentioned, it's a large company trying to centralize as much as possible. As a result, some software product lines have been sold off, or identified as potential sell-off candidates which has resulted in lay-offs and lowering morale. Increasing pressure to be one brand makes it feel as if some of the autonomy enjoyed by business units/product lines is going to be a thing of the past. Salaries are slightly lower than average, and there haven't been wage increases for about 3 years now.

Sage, as may be expected from a large public company, has traditionally been driven by short term focused, low risk decisions. For a software company, this has stifled the pace of change and innovation to a point where employee and company growth has been lacking. While this seems to be changing, investment in new product development, IT support, and organizational improvement is still lacking relative to other software companies.