Dissappointing Experience, Too Many Internal Issues - Anonymous employee ConnectWise Employee Review

1.0
Dec 3, 2025
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

* A paycheck, if you’re desperate. * PTO policy exists, on paper.

Cons

* Leadership only promotes their friends. No room to move up unless you have connections. * They will overwork you and tell you its your fault you are burnt out * Everyone is in fear of losing their jobs or being replaced. * Managers deny PTO requests and you are shamed for using your time off * Not as inclusive as they claim. You will be ostracized socially and professionally if you don't don’t “fit in”.

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ConnectWise Response
7mo
Thank you for sharing your perspective as a current employee. We understand your concerns about inclusivity, workload, and career growth, and we’re actively working to address these issues by strengthening leadership development, improving PTO practices, and fostering a more supportive, inclusive culture. We know change takes time, but we are committed to making meaningful progress. As these efforts take shape, we hope you’ll begin to see improvements in your experience. If you feel differently in the future, we’d welcome any updates to your review so others can see how ConnectWise is evolving.

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