Longevity - Customer Account Manager Sage Employee Review

4.0
27 Jan 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

People have been a part of the company for years.

Cons

Systems are antiquated internally and externally

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Sage Response
3mo
Thank you for sharing your feedback. It’s great to hear you’ve noticed the long tenure of many colleagues, something we’re proud of, as it reflects the strength of our community and working culture at Sage. We also acknowledge your constructive feedback. We continue to invest in modern technologies and systems, especially as we embed AI into how we work to help colleagues spend less time on admin and more time creating real value for customers and stakeholders. Your comments help keep us moving in the right direction. If there are specific systems you feel need attention or if you have suggestions, please share them through the internal pulse survey, which is completely anonymous.

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