Great opportunities out of college - Anonymous employee Laserfiche Employee Review

4.0
Sep 1, 2016
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Friendly co-workers and managers, making more and more of an effort to appeal to millennials (ping pong, summer beach parties, clubs etc), flexibility in your job position (opportunities for learning and advancement).

Cons

Family run company, CEO is much older as are most of C-level execs, and seem out of touch with the employees they manage. Turn over is REALLY high, always new folks coming in to pick up pieces. Approval processes take forever, but fortunately there's not much micromanagement asides from this. For being a cutting-edge software company, there is a big disconnect in new age tech company culture (think start-ups and google) that hr tries to push more of, but the company is ultimately run by old-school bosses who can only comply so far (no telecommuting except maybe 5 people in the office, minimum number of work holidays). They try, but this place ultimately becomes a stepping stone for a lot of employees.

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5.0
Aug 29, 2025
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Pros

working at Laserfiche has been a fantastic experience. I'm not even kidding. From the moment I started, everyone was just so helpful and the whole team is super collaborative. The work itself is challenging, but in a good way, and it feels like what we do actually makes a difference for our customers. If you're looking for a good company that's smart and actually cares about its employees, you should totally check out Laserfiche.

Cons

Things change fast and project shift midflight because technology changes. You got to be adaptable and ready to change or be completely disappointed. Work loads can vary greatly. There is a heavy focus on security. Sometimes you have to work on legacy systems.

3.0
Jun 17, 2026
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Decent work-life balance and benefits Hybrid work (although jobs could be done fully remote)

Cons

Low trust in employees’ ability to do their job. Upper management and executives set expectations that just make the job more difficult especially when flexibility to work with multiple time zones are a must.

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