Not a good company - Anonymous employee Sermo Employee Review

1.0
6 Mar 2023
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Nothing to mention as there are not any

Cons

Not a good company.They take interview and select candidate and at the time of joining they withdraw the offer.it happened with me and i was jobless. please don't leave your job if you get an offer from this company

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Sermo Response
3y
We are sorry to hear that you had a negative recruitment experience. Please write us at people@sermo.com to discuss this further.

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5.0
20 Nov 2025
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Pros

I’ve been with Sermo for over a year, and I only have good things to say. The company has an amazing culture that truly values collaboration and growth. I really appreciate how well-organized the processes are, especially around sprints and releases, it makes work efficient and clear. The team works together seamlessly, and management consistently takes the time to check in and help resolve any blockers, which shows they genuinely care about our success. Overall, it’s a fantastic place to work.

Cons

I have no cons to mention.

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Sermo Response
3mo
Thank you for the kind words and for being part of the Sermo team! We’re so glad to hear that you’re enjoying the culture, collaboration, and the way we run our processes. It means a lot to know that our support and teamwork are making a positive impact. We appreciate all that you do!
2.0
6 May 2026
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Good pay, Fully remote. Get to work with lots of smart people

Cons

Cons come down to disorganization and bad leadership Priorities, including key company KPIs, change constantly. What's important today might be meaningless next month. Lack of focus on the core product. Sermo's main offerings stagnate, while the engineering team is forced to spend time on irrelevant, low-value initiatives Poor leadership. CEO does not accept criticism. Sermo incentivizes kissing up to the CEO whenever possible. The CEO also micromanages areas where he has little expertise, and the product suffers because of it. Short-termism, meaning a lot of broken or duct-taped systems

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