Atlanta's Design Sweat Shop - Anonymous employee Sagepath Employee Review

1.0
16 Feb 2011
Anonymous employee
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Pros

- The company is small (10-15 people), so there is an opportunity to participate in many of the projects. - I worked with some really talented people at Sagepath. - I worked on diverse and interesting projects. - Salaries are competitive.

Cons

- Work/life balance is poor: Management does not respect personal boundaries and demands that you respond to after-hour phone calls and emails. They regularly require employees to work holidays and be available during paid time off. No one leaves early. - Turnover is high: In 2 years 31 people have left the company. - The benefits package is weak: Fewer paid holidays than industry standard. Zero comp time or pay for overtime. - Culture is poor: Management cultivates an environment of paranoia, resulting in little collaboration. New employees are not introduced to the team. Management encourages employees to spy on each other. - Creative is poor: Talent doesn't stay long because projects are micromanaged by one of the owners.

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5.0
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4.0
30 Mar 2022
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Pros

As a member of the digital marketing organization, from my desk with an amazing view of Buckhead and Dunwoody, I was able to watch first hand how hard everyone worked to ensure client satisfaction. When you are a client, you can expect a true partnership - someone who understands your business, what success looks like, and how best to achieve that success. COVID was hard on this organization, which is made up of employees who have been with Sagepath Reply for a long time (some who returned after trying out other organizations). Sagepath has always been known for kickball games, happy hours, and other get togethers. In fact, longtime friends work here. The hybrid situation (being in the office is not required) makes those experiences difficult to replicate, but the teams are working hard to find ways to continue this culture.

Cons

As the Reply acquisition continues on, more structure and rigor has been added to Sagepath's processes and procedures. In the future, this will not be a con and should be a good thing for Sagepath. Near term, the process has impacted culture and it will take a thoughtful approach to ensure everyone feels good about the next steps.

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