Leadership Team Promoting Toxic Work Environment - Anonymous employee Procede Software Employee Review

2.0
Aug 19, 2019
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Most Immediate coworkers were great, as well as direct supervisor.

Cons

The leadership team is very difficult to work for and are resistant to input. Technically lagging behind and extremely slow to adopt new practices and technologies. Unwilling to allocate enough resources to development team, despite being a "Software" company. CEO sets the tone for toxic environment through ego and immaturity.

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Procede Software Response
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Hi there- We appreciate the time taken to write this feedback and thank you for your suggestions. As a small business, we recognize there are growing pains and our leadership team strives to make the best decision needed for the business, depending on where the focus is required, as we do sometimes have limited resources. We wish you the best of luck on your future endeavors!

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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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