3.7
80% would recommend to a friend
64% positive business outlook
Pros
Place to learn new skills, supportive colleagues
Cons
Too much focus on billing than client satisfaction
Pros
Close to the Bethesda station and food options. Generous Christmas bonus based on tenure.
Cons
Upper management (not all of them) has a superiority complex. CEO forces you to validate all of his decisions. All "compliments" are double-edged. Married to HR. No room for feedback or critique. Any second you aren't working is frowned up. Don't even think about taking a 61 minutes lunch. As an employee, sometimes you need to step up and let your employer know, and we're at the point where we have to submit it anonymously. I agree with all of the points made in the earlier review. Toxic is the right word. You won't be a favorite without working extra hours. "Employee retention is high" has to be measured on some incorrect scale because young workers drop like flies. Each break away from the office is a chance to talk about how much you want to leave. May changes at the top and it will trickle down. Some people have been working here for 10+ years and they get treated like dirt. The CEO may not think so because they're scared to admit it to his face. As we can tell, working from home is very very possible for each employee, but that's also frowned upon. Don't even think about asking for WFH days unless you've been here for 5+ years and you live miles away.
Pros
Good peers willing to help create a collaborative environment
Cons
Family run business where HR and company executive are related. HR's personal preference drives your work experience and length of employment. Work conditions are as if working at a sweat shop. New employees are treated with no respect or trust. Taking sick leave is an issue.
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