Infor reviews

3.9

80% would recommend to a friend

(5,747 total reviews)
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Kevin Samuelson

86% approve of CEO

70% positive business outlook

Infor has an employee rating of 3.9 out of 5 stars, based on 5,747 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Infor employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Tecnologías de la información industry (3.9 stars).

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1.0
Aug 11, 2017

My software line was messed up

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Pros

Decent base pay Pretty good healthcare

Cons

I don't know about all the software lines, but the one I worked on was a joke. Management was terrible. Favorites of individual managers were always given billable work first. Those without billable hours were told to help support, but then you were written up for not having enough billable hours. Even after multiple messages asking management to put you on projects. Practically begging. Terrible communication between project management and consulting services. A lot of the project managers were international trying to manage North American projects. Talk about terrible turn around time on decisions. Hosted/Cloud Services are all international outsourced, and the more they move that way the more frustrating it was for customers who have issues.

2.0
Jul 24, 2017
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Pros

- good pay - work/life balance - great co-workers - nice office - snacks

Cons

- terrible managers, zero leaders - super siloed, no synergies btw teams - no company culture, huge sales organization - lies and anything but the truth - polarizing office politics - constant change without any strategy - horrible place to learn and grow - the company as a whole is not an expert in anything

2.0
Jan 19, 2017

Poor choices and low Morale

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Pros

Some individuals have the ability to work from home which can save costs and time. Benefits are OK if you are single or have a spouse/partner with no job. My Team is pretty good and supportive

Cons

Where to start.. -Raises are complete garbage. They do not keep up with inflation or cost of living nor do they set the amount earned based on employee performance. Think .5-2% if your lower than management -IPO this, IPO that, lets send jobs overseas -Adding multiple layers to a system with no benefits and affects customers poorly -Bonuses are given to poorly thought out choices -Those who receive a bonus, will get their deadline met even if there are severe consequences to the product and customer relations -No advancement, anywhere as they prefer to hire outside the company rather than move people upwards. This would benefit the company as it would keep moral up and would lower the amount of training of the products. Currently, training is minimal and new employees make too many errors to count. -Likes to add new and sometimes pointless features to broken products rather than improving the existing product. -Prefer to work on new clients rather than maintain current clients which can offer a larger revenue source instead of spending time and money on potential clients with lower revenue stream. -Poor upper management choices. - There is this great vibe of fake caring from way up the line. You are going to hear a lot of family type sayings or One Infor. Meanwhile, you are going to sit in the same position for many years with poor raises and deal with the poor choices that upper management made. - People say the CEO is brilliant, I would have to disagree based on the fact that the above still exist and there are no changes.

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