Worked for the Successfactors team. Good Experience but zero progression - Cloud Support Engineer SAP Employee Review

1.0
May 11, 2020
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

Nice work environment, nice benefits nice people, Good experience, exposure

Cons

Progression is generic. You will get a 2-5% increase for doing the minimal work required or for going above and beyond. Eitherway it doesnt matter, If your hungry and want to progress there is no tangible progression path. You will never properly progress or get a good pay raise. I have seen the best and smartest of talent leave for peanuts. Mgmts and HRs response is a development path which sounds good out loud but in turn is a blanket response to doing nothing. Its a tick the box excuse.

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