Applied Software Technology reviews

Cheap benefits and healthcare packages that do not make health decisions easier, but harder because coverage is slim. Ok 401k program, but nothing special. The pay was industry-standard for the most part and fairly average if your leadership valued your contributions. The payout was fishy if you excelled. Always seemed stingy paying workers who exceeded KPI's and metrics. The model of work used to be remote, but has quickly pivoted to a primarily in-office set up with some exceptions. That ruffled a lot of feathers internally. The culture shifted significantly post-Graitec acquisition and a lot of people left because of it. The greatest negative working here was a lack of trust in leadership decisions. There was a shift after being acquired that favored profits over people. That pivot in priorities led to many leaving including me. With what appears to be an incoming flip for the company to be acquired again or sold off, the C-suite made many blindly cutthroat demands that were unrealistic. Thus, tarnishing their reputation and the respect their employees used to have for them. Overall, a company that was good that I loved working for quickly derailed into something far worse. I wouldn't recommend hopping aboard this toxic, sinking ship.

The pay structure is so far behind the national average They promise a lot on OTE, but it is difficult to make those numbers with complicated packages. The benefits are terrible. PTO is terrible. Their systems (CRM) is an absolute joke.