great people, very bad decisions - Customer Success Manager Sojern Employee Review

1.0
3 Apr 2020
Recommend
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Pros

I have had the honor to work alongside nice and capable people.

Cons

There are a lot of internal communication issues and little to no organization when it comes to training new employees. In 1 day they have fired 50% of the global workforce and have provided 0 explanation of the criteria used to determine who would remain and who would be let go. According to Managers, they were given a random list of people to fire and had no involvement in the making of that list, which is unbelievable.

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5.0
18 Mar 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Kind, authentic, truly mid-west people and honest culture

Cons

Flat hierarchy, not a lot of room for growth

2.0
11 June 2026
Recommend
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Pros

The product is strong, the data is effective, and there are talented people throughout the organization. Unlimited PTO is also a positive benefit when workloads allow employees to take advantage of it.

Cons

Since the acquisition, many employees feel abandoned and disconnected from leadership. There is a growing perception that employee concerns are not being heard and that people are viewed as replaceable rather than valued contributors. The message often feels less like “how can we improve?” and more like “if you don’t like it here, someone else will take your place.” Compensation has also become a significant concern. Employees are being asked to do more while feeling that pay, career growth, and recognition are not keeping pace. Retaining top talent requires more than a strong product. It requires investing in people, rewarding performance, and demonstrating that employees are valued. Morale has declined, and many talented employees have already left, with more departures appearing likely. The company has great people and a strong product, but leadership needs to do a better job showing employees that they matter through both actions and compensation.

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