Safe and Stable - Partnership Manager Sage Employee Review

4.0
Jan 22, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

+ Great benefits + Good pay compared to market + Stable work environment + Run by accountants, never going to take big risks which is good and bad + Is an acquisiotn company, it will buy market share

Cons

- Red Tape - Takes a long time for anything to happen - Competitors moving at a much faster pace

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Sage Response
3mo
Thank you for your review. We’re glad to hear there are several aspects of your life at Sage that you appreciate, including your benefits, compensation, and the stability of your work environment. We also recognise your feedback on red tape and pace. We’re working hard to empower colleagues to move faster and remove barriers that may slow us down. Your feedback is helpful in highlighting where efficiency improvements can make the biggest difference. Thank you again for your insights.

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