Great place to work - Anonymous employee Stoneridge Software Employee Review

Benefits are good with lots of perks. Flexible time off is wonderful.

Turnover rate seems to be a bit high, but may indicative of the industry/economy.

- A few genuinely talented individuals who care about their work and try to do the right thing. - Exposure to complex projects—though access is tightly controlled by an inner circle. - Strong branding and external messaging that gives the illusion of a progressive, people-first culture.

- A protected clique monopolizes premium projects while others are handed troubled clients and projects in a troubled state - PIPs are weaponized—not used for development, but as quiet termination tools with little to no prior feedback. HR is not neutral here, - Micromanagement is extreme, with certain managers monitoring every move and relying on informal “reporting networks” to control narratives. - Confidential conversations are routinely breached and used against employees. - Leadership enables dysfunction, rewarding loyalty over competence and protecting toxic behavior. -Other backgrounds and leadership experience is routinely dismissed or ignored, especially if it challenges the status quo. - Culture punishes transparency and rewards silence. Success depends more on politics than performance.