Immature company trying their best. - Anonymous employee Procede Software Employee Review

2.0
Aug 9, 2019
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

They try. Cold brew coffee (in the summer) on tap and a ping pong table that subs as a conference room. Company meetings are at breweries.

Cons

Their attempts are fruitless due to lack of maturity, diversity and clear feedback or direction. Beware of keeping your mental health in tact.

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Procede Software Response
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Hey there- Thanks for your feedback. We definitely try to change things up and make it fun around here. Aside from the office perks, we do strive to make a difference in the culture of our company, and we do apologize if you did not experience that. Workload can be busier during certain months or seasons but that is why we try to reward our employees with those office perks and will continue to adjust, so our team feels like they can achieve a good work/life balance. Thanks for the feedback and wish you the best of luck out there!

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-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

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