Maplesoft Reviews

3.6

66% would recommend to a friend

(43 total reviews)

Laurent Bernardin

69% approve of CEO

45% positive business outlook

Maplesoft has an employee rating of 3.6 out of 5 stars, based on 43 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Maplesoft 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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43 reviews
3.0
2 Jan 2019

Vice president

Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Good and friendly working environment

Cons

No room for growth and career development

1.0
23 Jan 2014

This company has no future!

Recommend
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Pros

The janitor is a good guy.

Cons

The CEO is ineffective, lacks vision and provides no strategic leadership. His management team is comprised of local people who have no other professional experience and lack business acumen. They are detached from the front line employees because they have nothing to offer in terms of providing direction or insights. The organization is dysfunctional and the corporate culture is dominated by an R&D cult living off past glory. Product development has plateaued and stagnated - existing customers are leaving and the competition easily wins new business opportunities. Marketing efforts are uninformed and uninspired, and they have no strategy to sustain the business. Antagonistic attitudes inhibit interdepartmental cooperation, causing widespread frustration and resentment across the organization. Compensation is subpar and employee morale is terrible.

2.0
23 Sept 2024

Toxic

Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Remote / hybrid (but remote because... come on), pto was pretty okay. Kind co-workers in my group. Leaving the toxic workplace, biggest relief I have had.

Cons

Management = toxic. I worked for a manager who destroyed my confidence by consistently undermining my competence. I have spent thousands in therapy to try to get back to the days before maplesoft. It is not okay to treat your employees like this. Just because some managers are horrific workaholics and use their work as the single value in their lives does not give you the space to treat your employees so badly. I NEVER was supported by my management. My manager CREATED a toxic environment. How can a flower grow if it is never given water or sun? It was the way it was because of them and it didn't have to be that way. Nothing short of perfection was expected daily. No human can give you perfection. I felt that I could never ask a question for being ridiculed for not knowing the answer to the question I asked. I could never ask for help for the same reason. I was left in a toxic hell hole on my own. And again, my manager created this environment based on their response and actions. This job really destroyed my mental health and plunged me into depression. On top of it all, we didn't have pay raises for two years and I did NOT get paid a fair wage. No one at the company deserved no pay increases for two years. Honestly, it's kind of suspicious if you ask me... and the CEO has the audacity to say "To be clear this means I am not getting a pay increase either". Really bro? You have to make that clear? He was really bad at reading the room. "We'll make this the best year yet at maplesoft" is not something you say to lift spirits immediately after saying we aren't getting pay increases, again. Then *cue company financial issues*. It's somehow rated as one of the top happiest employers in Canada or something like that, I don't believe it. Don't trust it. I learned that even if you get along very well in an interview with hiring manager that is zero indication of how you will be managed. I was bamboozled. Honestly, it was a thought we needed a separate manager and the actual manager should have just been the highest level technical engineer. He didn't have time and patience to manage. Not all technical people have the skills, communication, desire, and mindset to be a manger and that's okay. But then, I guess they can't afford to have someone who is just a manager and then someone who is a very high level engineer. They can afford much these days.

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