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Aimlessly High - Director Aim High Consulting Employee Review

1.0
13 Mar 2018
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Pros

Client line-up is impressive. Although they don't stick around for more than 1-2 years. Management is plain lucky to get good talent on board. But, they also leave in a matter of months.

Cons

When you pack lots of fragile egos in a small place, you get insecure, uninspiring, self-righteous, lying shopkeepers who masquerade with fancy titles like CEO or COO. But the lying shopkeepers of Aim High are different. They have very simple (some may say brainless) top-down management style with an “I am right, you’re wrong” way of thinking. The shopkeepers are highly educated and appreciate counter-views with utmost respect. JUST KIDDING. Leave your brains at home, do as you’re told, give regular ego massages and don’t think about career growth. If you look closely, the shopkeepers have a finger perpetually pointed at others for real (and mostly imaginary) faults of others. It’s commonplace to see the shopkeepers blaming someone or the other for something or the other. If blame-game was a sport, these guys would have been champions. There’s no room for a healthy discussion. The CEO goes around making tall claims and promises to clients, potential hires, and the world like a roadside marketer, and the COO behaves like a brat in a game of gully cricket. Being an unreasonable narcissist with zero behavioural hygiene is fashionable at Aim High. Those who think this is the best place to work haven't work for a real company. No ambitious, self-respecting professional with a half-functional conscience can work here for long.

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Aim High Consulting Response
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This is the familiar story of ‘the Fox and the Grapes’! The Grapes are sour, because the Fox failed to ‘Aim High’. First of all, we will call out this review for what it is; the impotent ranting of an ineffectual senior professional whose luck barely lasted a year. Admittedly, we can do better, in the hiring department; particularly when it comes to hopeful hiring of seniors. The good news though is that, with the likes of this reviewer out of the way, our record with talent (and everything else) can only get better! Finally, a word to the reviewer: The point really is about always aiming high, and NOT about scaling heights. Alas, you never figured and that explains…

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1.0
1 Jun 2025
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Pros

None worth mentioning unless you count learning exactly what kind of workplace to avoid in the future.

Cons

Working at Aim High was the single most demoralizing, dysfunctional experience of my career thus far. Fresh out of graduation, i walked into this agency, only to spend months doing absolutely nothing, thanks to endless days in assigning me to a team. I was underpaid, over-commuted, and essentially ghosted by management while wasting my early career days in a crumbling office space. When i was finally placed in a team, I was paired with a manager who was not just a poor communicator- he was actively hostile and rude towards me and incapable of functioning as a leader. No breifings, constant micromanagement, and power tripping emails that bordered on unprofessional harassment. When I escalated this to higher ups (specifically the director), it seemed like things would change but I was tossed back into the same toxic loop- ignored in meetings, iced out of internal updates, and then made to lead accounts out of spite. The culture at this agency is rotten to the core. Management is a masterclass in gaslighting. The same people who promise to "resolve issues" will throw you under the bus the moment you push back. I was eventually forced to resign under the threat of layoff, given less than 12 hours to submit a resignation letter, and only paid fairly after I called out a vioilation of their own contract terms. I dont know how this place is up and running for 17 years. And yes, I was conveniently let go just weeks before my one year bonus would have kicked in. Classic move. The workspace is filthy with barely functional washrooms (only one for women). The AC belongs in a museum and the Wi-Fi and desktops are from the Stone Age. The walls are peeling, the chairs are broken and there is absolutely no ergonomic setting what soever. The co-founders promises a "fix" everytime issues are raised- only to do absolutely nothing. For years. Everything about this place screams disregard- for employee wellbeing, professional growth, and basic human decency. Senior executives are arrogant, out of touch, and more concerned with ego over output. If you're reading this and considering working here, don't. There are sweatshops with more structure and dignity than this place.

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2.0
29 Feb 2024
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Till the time you are performing extraordinarily well, without any support of the company, the CEO or COO, even the directors who are enjoying the blind trust of the founders for being there for over decades, forgetting about your personal life and wellbeing, you are shown little respect (but not paid even closer to the industry standard).

Cons

As soon as your performance dips even by an iota, your life, self respect, morale, everything will be crushed in a second! Even though the reasons could be any -as a result of the pandemic, no team member, no support from the directors, the CEO or COO. No logic matters. Founders live in their own fancy world, somewhere far away from the real world and refuse to take up any responsibility of driving an account, even if its gone on ventilator; after charging a bomb from the smallest of the clients and putting all the pressure of delivering on the younger team members. All in all, loss of self worth, meagre learning, no evolving, become a puppet of the higher levels and freeze your brain in order pamper the egos of the people sitting at the top level because if you try to put out your thoughts, an idea or a suggestion, you'll be shunned and belittled infront of the world (be it the most junior team members who look up to you).

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