Fino Consulting Reviews

Pros

People are generally nice and smart. Good office location.

Cons

Everyone good has left or is leaving. There was a massive lay off and the company is skirting by on small client deals. No raises of bonuses in years. Technology isn't that great

Pros

-recognition for work -flexibility and work life balance -free breakfast Fridays during company wide team meetings -great roof deck and bar/lounge to use whenever -social and personable colleagues and easy going group

Cons

-lots of the same nature of projects/work for clients, can get stale and redundant -really quiet office, needs more energy

Pros

Great Pay. Great Benefits. Great People. Everyone really is trying to do great work and their is a general sense of camaraderie.

Cons

I can't speak for how the company is now, things may have changed, but there was difficulty bringing in new work. The leadership team struggled to identify the firm's offerings and the sales process seemed somewhat broken.

Pros

People work hard and love to collaborate. Coworkers are very knowledgeable about a ton of different technologies and industries. Decent salary and benefits. Clean and quiet office. Roofdeck where you can work outside in the summer. Penthouse with a beer keg for parties. Game nights sometimes. A big TV in the kitchen. Chance to do cool work for some big names in different fields.

Cons

Sort the reviews here by date. Every positive review came before this one. That's because the Great Reckoning of Mid-2015 hadn't happened yet. Fino's five-star rating is not true. Leadership has done a poor job expanding the client base. This led to a sharp decline in revenue, which leadership hid. A mass layoff resulted, which snowballed into resignations. Integral teams were split apart or eliminated. Leadership took zero accountability. There were baffling business decisions. For example, Fino bought a new floor in a separate building for future employees ... and froze hiring two months later. Two floors, two rent checks, two ghost towns. Overnight Fino went from promising (it made the Inc. 500 fastest-growing companies list last year) to almost bankrupt. People are unhappy. The company is unstable. There are few prospects for clients because sales doesn't or can't do its job. Poor revenue means no bonuses and insulting "raises" after annual performance reviews. Leadership is half the company since so many people left. And leadership has been seen house shopping and watching Netflix at work. Leaders also play favorites. Some people can work from home with no warning or consequence but most can't.

Pros

Company was great until it was not. Good people, somewhat interesting tech work. Free breakfast on Fridays. Exposure to some good clients.

Cons

In the past year, 60% of the company has either been fired, laid off, or resigned. Lack of transparency from leadership on top of a poor sales model led to the decline of this company.

Pros

Great Company, good people and nice culture

Cons

Until the a whole dozen of people who actually make most of the revenues got laid off without any notification in advance. The reason for the laid-off is because simply because the sales did a poor job and the company cannot pay the engineering team. Don't go. Risky, they don't have money for engineers PS. No bonus this year.

Pros

Solid benefits and work life balance, challenging work, and opportunities to learn and grow. Work environment is collaborative, but the company gives employees the support they need to be autonomous and make their own way. Ample opportunity to learn about and work on the things that interest you. Kind supportive team that likes to be around each other and have fun!

Cons

Leadership is still figuring out the org structure, they are well on their way though and have been holding sessions with the entire company to determine what works best for the team as we grow.