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IN4MATION INSIGHTS, LLC

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MAKE SURE THEY DON'T UNDERPAY YOU - Anonymous employee IN4MATION INSIGHTS, LLC Employee Review

1.0
22 Jan 2017
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Small company - you'll know literally everyone. The office is cute. If you're lucky, you'll have a good mentor and learn a lot. Emphasis on work-life balance - you won't be expected to work overtime and there are lots of vacation days.

Cons

Lack of flexibility in projects - since the firm is really small, you can't really choose your projects. If you're stuck with clients you don't like dealing with, well, you're stuck. Also, they grossly underpay their employees - probably because they are immigrants and don't negotiate. However, if you are senior, you do enjoy a lot of freedom. It's not the worst first job, but jump ship as soon as you think you've gained enough credentials - if you wait to be promoted... good luck.

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5.0
14 Nov 2023
Recommend
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Pros

My time at in4mation insights was an invaluable chapter in my career. As a small company, it fostered a genuinely friendly and supportive environment where collaboration and innovation were not just encouraged but deeply ingrained in its culture. The projects were of a high caliber, offering rich opportunities for personal and professional growth. For someone at the start of their career, the mentorship provided here was exceptional, with seasoned professionals eager to share their insights and guidance. The small team size meant that every contribution was significant and recognized. This set-up allowed for a rapid learning curve and the chance to take on diverse roles, making each day both challenging and rewarding. The experience, knowledge, and relationships I've gained here are irreplaceable. I wholeheartedly recommend this company to anyone who values a close-knit team, is eager to learn, and thrives in an environment where their contributions can make a tangible difference.

Cons

it's noteworthy that being a small company does come with its limitations. Resources were sometimes scarce, and the scope for scaling projects or accessing certain tools and technologies was limited compared to larger organizations. This occasionally posed challenges but also taught me to be more resourceful and creative in problem-solving.

5.0
23 Feb 2021
Recommend
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Pros

- The company's commitment to hiring diversity and sponsoring individuals is extremely refreshing. - Everyone in the company is bright. Each person in management or on the Senior Leadership Team is a wealth of industry knowledge and each make a point of being available at almost any time. - Depending on the client, there is a great amount of creative freedom and collaboration to come up with analytical solutions. Co-founder Steve Cohen works tirelessly to support analysts with new tools and outside-the-box thinking. - The new offices (as of 2021) are beautiful and inviting. The SLT has made sure it's a space that works for everyone. - Health benefits are very good (if you're local to Boston because the network is relatively small). - The COVID-19 transition to working from home went well because of the SLT's clear vision and transparency. Everything that could be done to retain staff and prevent layoffs was done. - SLT knows that hiring entry-level talent means they get driven individuals who can learn skills quickly and bring fresh perspectives. - I always felt that my opinion was valued by management.

Cons

- There were very few conversations about career trajectory. Being a smaller company, promotion is not a cut-and-dry process, but I think communication on what was needed to make take that leap forward would have been nice. - There were notable periods of crunch semi-regularly.

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