Culture @ Procede - Anonymous employee Procede Software Employee Review

5.0
Aug 31, 2017
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Small company feel with good company culture. People are welcoming and there are lots of folks that have been around since the company was founded, therefore, you have a good mix of very knowledgeable seasoned people and those who are still fairly new and learning as they go. Great opportunity to learn and grow! Casual environment, decent benefits, company activities/outings and management is flexible with work schedules.

Cons

Not really a "con" but it would be nice to have more team building as a company (not just between teams), especially due to all the new employees who have joined within the last year.

avatar
Procede Software Response
8y
Thanks for the feedback. We have done a few company activities in the last few years, such as a fishing trip, occasional food trucks and even had a Procede Olympics competition. We also try to encourage team leaders to hold their own team building activities to bond with their team. However, we are always looking to change things up and would love to hear from you, if you have any new ideas for us.

Explore other reviews about Procede Software

5.0
Nov 14, 2025
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Collaboration. No one is in competition with their own coworkers. There's no drama, backstabbing, scapegoating, and all the other toxic behaviors I've seen at other companies.

Cons

None! I love this place.

4.0
Apr 6, 2026
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

-Strong culture among in-office employees — the team genuinely cares about each other and the work - An excellent place to start your career; the culture is supportive and you'll learn a lot from tenured employees who are generous with their time and knowledge - Smaller company size (~140 employees) means you're not just a number and your contributions are visible/can make a real impact. - The company has real staying power — 25 years in business speaks to a stable product and loyal customer base

Cons

- Culture has noticeably diluted as the company has scaled remote hiring; the in-office experience and the remote experience feel like two different companies - For a 25-year-old company, too many startup-era processes are still in place that should have been professionalized long ago - Core values are stated but not consistently lived — especially at the leadership level, where gatekeeping is common - Compensation is below market for most roles; unless you're in sales or have been here long enough to have negotiated up over time, you're likely underpaid relative to industry benchmarks

2
See reviews by: Helpful|Rating|Date|All