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      A big company living a big lie - Anonymous employee Sage Employee Review

      1.0
      28 Jan 2018
      Anonymous employee
      Recommend
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      Pros

      Remote work (up to two days per week) is the only positive thing I can mention. (Anyway, it's not enough to compensate for their toxic culture.)

      Cons

      They don't believe in their own values. They constantly lie to both their customers and their employees. They say they are changing, but they are not willing to change at all, mainly because middle-management wants to maintain the status quo. They are still structured in silos and they don't foster at all communication and collaboration between departments/colleagues. And to make matters worse, their products suck, and I'm sure their customers will realize this, sooner or later...

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      5.0
      5 Jun 2026
      Account manager
      Recommend
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      Pros

      They will work with you and teach you everything you need to know and help you as long as you help yourself and meet kpi but they help you meet it

      Cons

      No cons to add at this time

      3.0
      15 Apr 2026
      Marketing
      Recommend
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      Business outlook

      Pros

      -Pay’s decent -Benefits are solid -The Sage Foundation feels like proper philanthropy -Some genuinely nice people -If you’re happy treating work as just a payslip and don’t mind things being a bit dull, Sage is actually quite a comfortable place to be. That stability is a real perk

      Cons

      -Far too many layers of middle management and general bureaucracy -The Ai push is getting a bit daft -Not especially innovative, so the work can feel quite uninspiring. I’m grateful to be employed, but if you’re after something more interesting, Sage will probably disappoint. That said, some people prefer it that way, fair enough -The office / hybrid requirements feel a bit pointless -Sage doesn’t tend to do layoffs, which is good, but it does mean there are quite a few people where you’re not entirely sure what they do. A lot of meetings, essentially. Even the positives come with trade-offs

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      Sage Response
      1mo
      Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughtful and balanced review. We’re pleased to hear that you value your compensation and benefits, as well as the work our Foundation do, among the areas you’ve highlighted. We also recognise the points you’ve raised around bureaucracy, innovation, and the pace and focus of change. Different people are motivated by different things at work, and it’s helpful to hear honest perspectives on how our structure, processes, and priorities can impact day‑to‑day experience and engagement. Feedback like yours helps inform ongoing conversations as we continue to evolve our ways of working, use technology more meaningfully, and improve the products and experiences we create for our customers. If you’re open to sharing further insight, we encourage you to do so through our Always Listening survey. Thank you again for your openness and for being part of Sage.
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