really unique company - Key Account Manager (Sales) Sage Employee Review

5.0
16 Mar 2017
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

highly dynamic; sales driven, innovative ideas; good teamwork; international cooperation; good development opportunities; very good products; always at the pulse of time;

Cons

The goals are sometimes very challenging; The tools (internally) could be better (esp. in Germany); International sales meetings should be made on a regular basis

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Sage Response
9y
Thank you for your review. I agree, Sage is a great place to work, we have variety in our work which keeps us motivated, fresh and impassioned. We love possibilities, not limits. Our people are key to us and we find inspiration in them every day. We recognise it's challenging but the rewards are great. Our products are great and getting better all the time. Thanks for your feedback about the tools and the cadence for meetings. Thanks again and keep loving #LifeatSage!

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