Capco reviews

3.8

74% would recommend to a friend

(291 total reviews)
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Anne-Marie Rowland

82% approve of CEO

64% positive business outlook

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2.0
Dec 17, 2018

Consultant

Anonymous employee
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Pros

- Ability to be promoted based on good work and relationship with managers - Fun corporate sponsored events - Immersive two week Associate Talent Program - gain insight into the company, meet a lot of colleagues - Great people - Good work/life balance and compensation - Ability to learn great project management, presentation development, stakeholder management and analytical skills

Cons

- Your experience at Capco depends upon which projects you get and your manager- luck of the draw - Most work is straight execution/implementation work, less strategic than advertised - Not enough female executives at the top - Even with the large growth, still have some growing pains as a young company - Revolving door

3.0
Dec 12, 2018

‘Contributions’ matter

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Pros

Entry point for those who are less experienced

Cons

Top-down management, many cliques, performance reviews are leaned towards ‘contributions’ that are not work related e.g. organising events

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Capco Response
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Thank you for your feedback. While contribution is assessed as part of our performance management process, this only forms a small part of an individual’s overall assessment, with performance in role the main focus. If an employee has any concerns, feedback or suggestions regarding the performance management process, or any other area of our business they should raise this through one of our internal channels including HR, coach or manager.
2.0
Oct 27, 2018

Major Diversity Issues and Poor HR Management

Anonymous employee
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Pros

Small company startup culture trying to compete with the Big 4. Competitive compensation, benefits, and time-off policy. Singular focus on the financial services industry.

Cons

Mostly a staff augmentation firm with PM and BA roles, lack of any meaningful training program. Partners do not know how to sell projects, extremely high turnover, and poor HR function. “Be Yourself at Work” policy is a joke, consultants need to be careful about being monitored. No diversity, partners are mostly white male (Jewish), biased promotion, hiring, staffing policies.

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Capco Response
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Thank you for your review. It’s great to hear that you enjoyed many things about working at Capco, including our market-leading compensation and benefits and culture. Capco is dedicated to the financial services industry and this sets us apart from other firms. As a result, we are able to offer our employees interesting roles across a range of premier clients. Our resourcing teams work with each employee to identify the best role based on skills, experience and career aspirations. Employees are encouraged to shape their own career path through ongoing dialogue with their coach and manager, personalized development plans, networking events and regular feedback. There is a comprehensive training curriculum in place for all employees, including core milestone schools at each level as well as leadership training programs. Our #BeYourselfAtWork ethos is an embedded part of the Capco culture, as we recognize that inclusion in the workplace is about more than having traditional diversity networks. And, through robust HR processes, we work to ensure fairness and eliminate the possibility for bias in all areas. If any employee would like to share suggestions or feedback in this regard, then they are always encouraged to reach out to their HR representative or our Global HR Director, David Heffernan.
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