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The staff need some TLC, ASAP - Anonymous employee MATRIXX Software Employee Review

3.0
Jan 30, 2021
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

CEO has set a clear strategy, which is working. She has brought in some excellent sales and engineering leaders. There is strong sales momentum and a great product. The people are excellent.

Cons

Compensation is poor, you will get excuses instead of bonuses and pay increases are always coming but never arrive. All this has taken it's toll on staff morale. People are exhausted, and want some $$$ recognition of their efforts.

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MATRIXX Software Response
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TLC, given! Just days after you posted this review, we were able to reward our employees with across-the-board pay increases. Why? Because we agree, they are exhausted and they do DESERVE recognition for their efforts. Stay tuned for more steps over the coming months. Our people are our most-valuable asset, and we want them to know it!

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