I believe you will be happy working here. - Procurement Paylocity Employee Review

4.0
Feb 5, 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Great Culture, Great Benefit offerings, Accessible Leadership, Weekly/Monthly PCTY Executive Updates (which is extremely rare), Great Employee Recognition Program, RSU offerings (a little low but still cool), Awesome employee 'self-service" HR management tools, Responsive IT Help Desk, Remote based w/travel to corporate up to 4x's a year.

Cons

Workload is complex - yet exciting as you will shift from paralegal activities (Contract terms negotiation) to sourcing activities (SOW negotiation) to vendor management (Vendor performance) to Budget management (target alignment) to Problem resolution (internal & external), etc. from hour to hour. This result in working long hours, most time >60 hours a/week (average is 10-13 hrs./per day) and a few hours over the weekend just to keep up with your Internal department responsibilities, contracting activities, Book of Business (BOB) management and addressing Stakeholder immediate needs - which ultimately means you will feel grateful to work for an awesome company but you will may feel very UNDER PAID from an annual pay & bonus structure salaried employee perspective.

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5.0
Jun 9, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Work remote. Fantastic leaders, Definitely a place I have enjoyed working.

Cons

Pay is slightly less than competitors but work life balance and culture make up for it.

2.0
Jul 14, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

The pay is decent compared to the market and the tech is solid.

Cons

The company is abandoning their strategy of "partner first" and is doing their best to become a worse version of Paychex/ADP... Every decision that comes from the top seems so disconnected with reality. Turnover is a huge problem. In just 12 months I've had turnover in my director, channel partner managers, channel support, partner services, RVP, SDR, and more. It's impossible to get anything done when every position around you is a revolving door. Everyone I speak with across lines of business has a similar story. It is a mess across the entire org.

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