Positive aspects overshadowed by poor leadership and low morale - Anonymous Employee Sievo Employee Review

1.0
27 May 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

- Office good location - Nice annual events - Very nice healthcare

Cons

- The company treats career and salary growth as costs to minimize rather than investments in the company and its people. Below market salaries make it impossible to attract and retain candidates who exceed. - There are teams that have been chronically understaffed and unstable for so long that it's just accepted as normal now. The lack of accountability from leadership is striking even as the burnout, sick leave, overtime, and quiet quitting pile up right in front of them. - There is no culture of openness anymore. Information lives in private chats, visibility is low, and people are too uncomfortable to ask questions openly. It's a breeding ground for gossip and bullying. - Obsession with data means that if it can't be measured, it doesn't exist. Unfortunately, employee happiness, psychological safety, morale, culture, and mental health fall into that category. The "no corporate a**holes" thing the company used to pride itself on is long gone.

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5.0
4 Sept 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

-Great work/life balance -Awesome culture -Great people and exciting clients

Cons

-Projects are not super diverse so you can get bored a bit -Not the most disruptive in tech -Career path prospects could be better

1.0
6 Jun 2026
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Solid product, some good people, generally happy customers and good market standing

Cons

The company has deteriorated over the last several years. There is rampant favoritism enabling people to operate with different standards. Certain negative behavior is tolerated depending on what someone’s relationship with management is. They keep salaries extremely low compared to the market so people are burning out with nothing to show for it. Many mangers don’t have the skills required to manage. Vital requests will often be ignored if managers don’t want to deal with issues. What was once a supportive start up environment has devolved into a middle management heavy bureaucracy. There is very little upside anymore - the trade off used to be that you may take a slightly below market salary in exchange for an excellent culture. Today, that bargain no longer exists.

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