Going downhill - Cloud Operations Engineer Sage Employee Review

2.0
Feb 4, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Relaxed work style when it comes to teams

Cons

They don't really accommodate to certain situations adamant in back to office scheme with no real evidence of better work (less bonus payout compared to before) Very top down heavy teams

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Sage Response
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Thank you for sharing your thoughts. We're pleased to hear you’ve experienced a relaxed team culture. We also recognise your concerns around workplace flexibility, processes, and communication. Please be assured that with flexible working, our management teams have been empowered to support colleagues who require reasonable adjustments to better adhere to our hybrid ways of working. If you have any specific needs that should be considered, please reach out to your manager. We are also continuing to improve how connected our teams feel to leaders to make us less hierarchical, and your feedback keeps us focused on these goals.

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Cons

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