Backstabbing and incompetent management - Avoid! - Anonymous employee WorkForce Software Employee Review

1.0
5 Apr 2019
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

WFH is widely accepted but you'll be expected to work and be available all hours god sends and not be recognized for it.

Cons

The company is hell bent on fudging the numbers and flogging this off to the next VC/PE (because lets face it the SAP idea isn't happening anymore!) and making a quick buck. This is at the expense of everyone who sits below senior management and customers. Every level of management is completed under qualified and in way above its head. From product management who are happy to let there products look, feel and act like they are stuck in the 80's to VP's who will publicly throw you under the bus to Morini and co to cover their own backs . The SAP relationship was doomed to fail because they never invested properly in it and the the Execs didn't have the contacts to the SAP leadership like they said they did... You will be overworked, underpaid and not appreciated - that I can promise you.

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Cons

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