Where do I start? Unfortunately after a couple weeks the honeymoon was over. Little did I know I was hired before there was any work for me to do. Sounds like a dream for some but after a couple of weeks of absolutely nothing to do except read their web site and internal docs I began to worry. I offered many times to help out with tasks that weren't even what I was hired to do as I'm a team player. My Account Manager began to act as if it were my fault and I was a burden to him as the projects they had anticipated were not coming to fruition. Not exactly a smart way to run a company and then to treat the new hire like they are a problem when you don't have work for them to do. I've been on that side of the fence at another company and we didn't do that to our new hires, nor did we hire without projects lined up....I left a much more reputable and larger company that I had been with for a long time to come here and quite honestly absolutely regret it. Their office is located in a very undesirable area, read between the lines, and despite being told I would be onsite at a client location I was not because they never had the project in the first place. Please reference the other review about liars. You win some and loose some in life and this was a definite loss. Also, their are many disgruntled employees there who create a toxic work environment. I did meet a few solid and sharp people and best of luck to them. I honestly can't see how this place was on a list for top places to work and the Washington Business Journal needs to do better research if so.
