Sapiens reviews

3.4

56% would recommend to a friend

(1,353 total reviews)
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Mike Ettling

73% approve of CEO

56% positive business outlook

Sapiens has an employee rating of 3.4 out of 5 stars, based on 1,353 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Sapiens employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Information Technology industry (3.9 stars).

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1.0
Feb 16, 2024
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Pros

Nice office, many new talents are offered the opportunity to work under the same roof however not very motivated place to work

Cons

but the ideas are not heard, most of the senior management and managers are old fashioned and not ready to implement the new proposals. Very unprofessional way of communicating to juniors by India Training manager "Shiva" and very rude, manipulates the team members and HR and plays politics if you are not his chamcha. HR team is also not very helpful either, and they will convince you to drop the paper if any issues happen without trying to find a solution. Salary is also not very good, and there is no free food.

1.0
Sep 27, 2023

Good Office

Recommend
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Pros

Good Office and good facilities.

Cons

Yearly Appraisal: Conducting numerous secretive meetings and repeatedly postponing appraisal dates. Using tactics such as delaying appraisals to control attrition, which adversely affects employee morale. Completed appraisals in January, with the actual impact not felt until July. Freshers: Hiring talent from top universities but failing to provide them with organized and effective training. Assigning them to outdated and unproductive tasks, leading to a waste of their potential. Suggest considering hiring less experienced candidates, such as Class 10 students, and providing comprehensive training. Management: Expressing concerns about other old-timers, especially those from Ibexy, who behave as if they invented the IT industry. Criticizing their management style, which resembles that of a transport company rather than a forward-thinking IT company. HR Department: Observing that the HR team consists of relatively inexperienced individuals. Noting that they often act as personal assistants to old-timers, prioritizing their needs over the broader employee base. Highlighting the lack of decision-making power within the HR department.

2.0
Aug 9, 2023
Recommend
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Pros

Ardent Affection for the Product: Despite the adversities encountered, I must acknowledge the fervent affection I nurtured for the company's product. This ardor impelled me to remain steadfast and resolute in my endeavors, notwithstanding the challenges encountered.

Cons

Intrigue and Nepotism in Indian Leadership: An inherent drawback during my tenure at the organization was the prevalence of intrigue and nepotism within the Indian leadership. These machinations created an environment of uncertainty and inequity, significantly affecting the overall ethos of the workplace. Paucity of Commendation and Acknowledgment for Diligence: Despite expending substantial effort and attaining commendable ratings, the management consistently failed to extend due commendation and acknowledgment for the industry and persistence exhibited by employees. This dearth of recognition left numerous colleagues disheartened and demotivated. Cunning Managerial Stratagems: An additional perturbing facet was the inclination of management toward deploying cunning managerial stratagems. This engendered an atmosphere of mistrust and hampered forthright dialogue between team members and their superiors. Antiquated Technological Infrastructure Despite a Promising Product: While I harbored a genuine fondness for the company's product, it was disheartening to observe that the technological infrastructure employed remained antiquated. This predicament not only hindered efficiency but also posed an obstacle to staying abreast of industry progressions. Ubiquitous Micro-Management and Political Intrigue: Micro-management and political maneuvering were endemic throughout various echelons of the organization. This hyperbolic micro-management stifled innovation and synergy, while the pervasive political maneuvering further eroded trust and collaborative bonds among teams. Sentiments of Disregard in the Team: On occasion, I felt akin to a "disregarded receptacle" within the team due to my manager's treatment. This experience was profoundly demoralizing and significantly impacted my overall job contentment. HR Misconduct and Unjust Financial Consequences: After rendering more than five years of dedicated service, I was subjected to egregious mistreatment by the HR department. Their refusal to grant me a proper release and the subsequent imposition of a substantial charge against my entire salary was an egregious violation of my rights and dignity.

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