Infor reviews

Office similar to cow shed. - Carpet as dirty as a Indian government office and stinks to its best, until sprayed with a freshner. Chairs are broken. Parking is like adjust maadi (all drivers wash their cars and litter the basement). Cafeteria very local, hardly any place to have lunch/bf ( Please stand in the queue to grab a table). Rest rooms equivalent to road side, typical bus stand types. Cafetria has toilet papers instead of tissue. - Environment very very poor

The employees deserve better treatment. Most are underpaid and overworked. 8am-10pm is not sufficient, especially when you regularly receive emails at night and the response is due first thing in the morning. Infor management treats employees poorly, with demeaning comments on conference calls, as well as in emails. If was hard to teIl that I was successful because of the condescending communications. And the all hands conference call by the President of sales - Stephan Scholl. He ripped the entire sales team for being, in is words, sub par and not working 40 hours per week. The foul language on this call prompted many to file complaints with HR. Infor has a very high turnover rate - mostly due to poor management, low pay, very little room for advancement, and a horrible company culture - the worst I have experienced in my career. Management would rather lose a good employee, rather than allow them to transfer to another group inside the company, which that employee feels is a better fit. I could go on, but enough for now.