Kicksaw Reviews

3.4

58% would recommend to a friend

(41 total reviews)

61% positive business outlook

Kicksaw has an employee rating of 3.4 out of 5 stars, based on 41 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there. The Kicksaw employee rating is in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) for employers within the Information Technology industry (3.9 stars).

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41 reviews
1.0
18 Feb 2026

Sad Decline

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Loved working at Kicksaw. A new group of management was brought in during the last year (post acquisition). While the management said the right words, it became clear they actually didn't really care about what Kicksaw had been and were only interested in grinding out profit. There are still lovely people at Kicksaw, but they are slowly being ground into dust.

Cons

- In Delivery, you'll be staffed to whatever hot dumpster-fire Sales sold this week and roped around. There will be no consideration if you have any experience or knowledge of the niche industry; get ready to learn Health Cloud or Finance Cloud or whatever and pretend to the client you are an expert. - Culture radically transformed from open and honest to a culture where speaking up is viewed as a betrayal. - L1 is very interested in AI workflows, but have no real consideration for what to do with the workflows or how they would be used in day-to-day. There seems to be a top down order to 'use AI' without any understanding of why or how. - Leadership is incredibly driven by profit. Multiple times L1 has bragged about how much money they made at previous roles.

2.0
12 Jan 2026
Recommend
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Pros

- The team is amazing—collaborative, capable, and supportive. - Remote flexibility and autonomy in day-to-day delivery. - Opportunities to learn and meaningful project work. - Comp is good if you started in the first half of 2024.

Cons

- Chronic overcapacity with implicit expectation of longer hours; workloads rarely recalibrated. - Raising concerns doesn’t just draw criticism—it can put a target on you. - Recent benefits reductions have hurt morale and retention. - Multiple colleagues have taken personal stress leave; burnout risk is high. - HR attrition has left the company without a functioning HR team. - Leadership with limited consulting background drives top-down decisions and low transparency. - Limited opportunities for growth. New leadership hires are announced and not advertised internally or to the public.

1.0
11 Jan 2026
Recommend
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Pros

People at the L2 level and below & that's it. Compensation was good, but there's an incredible lack of transparency.

Cons

- New leadership has zero Salesforce consulting experience, doesn't understand our jobs, views employees as replaceable cogs in the machine. New leadership does not care if people burn out, are overworked, or need any breathing room. Unlimited PTO is a joke when you're staffed 100% on more than one engagement and your util is at 250% (Kicksaw didn't kill utilization, they just changed the name). - People need to take stress leave at this point to deal with the working environment. - The people first culture has been replaced by an incredibly toxic L1 team who put $$ before people, including their clients. - Exit interview? Nope. They do not care why some of their best employees are leaving en masse because they can be replaced by cheaper headcount who get tossed into the grinder. - No more internal promotions. New senior roles are never posted and are promptly filled by people who couldn't tell Sales Cloud from a wild squirrel. - DEI slack channel sat empty, all cultural initiatives were stopped when the original HR team left.

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