I wasted way too many years - Senior Director ERP Suites Employee Review

1.0
Jan 10, 2024
Recommend
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Pros

I was drawn to this company because of the work they do, the industry they are in and how well (at least from the outside) they appeared to run. In reality I found there to be some wonderful people and I felt like I could be successful.

Cons

It was clear from the start everything was a facade. I play in a band during my personal time and it reminds me of those bands you hear play that may have a few great musicians, but no harmony, no teamwork, no sense of purpose. Each player tries to outplay the other, some are playing to the crowd, some to the back of the stage, some are offstage not amped, and many are getting paid, but not even playing! As an experienced musician, I did my best to orchestrate to harmony and alignment, but its just not going to happen. What a waste of my life.

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5.0
Nov 24, 2025
Anonymous employee
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Pros

ERP Suites is a quality company that values its people. Leadership is accessible, transparent, and supportive, and invests in both individual development and the organization. We love our clients, and we have top talent!

Cons

none that I can think of

1.0
Jun 5, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

I made some industry connections, but that about the only positive over last 5 to 7 years.

Cons

After a significant tenure with this organization, I believe it is important to be candid: the company is facing serious cultural and operational challenges that are affecting both employees and customers. Morale across the team is low. Constant references to the company's founding legacy and years in business ring hollow when the day to day experience is one of stagnation. We are overloaded with meetings that produce little action, and when work does get completed, it is often under conditions that compromise quality. Customer relationships are suffering as a result. Employees who engage honestly with clients are hearing the same frustrations reflected back. This is not a perception problem, it is a performance and culture problem. Expense reimbursements are frequently delayed by months, creating real financial strain. Healthcare benefits are uncompetitive (a number of employees have already moved to ACA plans because they offer better value, and others are considering the same). Some team members have taken on second jobs simply to make ends meet, which is a clear signal that compensation is not where it needs to be. Certain leaders are known to "not be bothered" as they are on autopilot and should not be bothered while on the golf course (all the time).

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