Capco reviews

3.8

74% would recommend to a friend

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Anne-Marie Rowland

82% approve of CEO

64% positive business outlook

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4.0
Mar 20, 2016
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Pros

- Career Growth: Leadership has set clear expectations and a path to grow and succeed at the firm; any new joiner will understand their annual goals very clearly - Meritocracy: If you have what it takes, you will get ample of opportunities to grow at the firm across multiple accounts regardless of your level or location; there are several people who have grown from Associate to Principal Consultant in 5-7 years of time (comparable to Big 4) - Strong Partner Community: Most Partners at the firm have a proven track record of sales and revenue growth; most are highly invested in talent development and have an open door policy - Global Opportunities: Although global projects are rare, the firm encourages people to enroll in the GROW program that allows one to relocate to a different country for 1-2 years - Competitive Compensation: The compensation is very competitive for high performers; in a good year, the bonus structure is pretty good as well

Cons

- Inconsistent talent: Hired poorly in the past 2-3 years with certain people who do not have basic skill sets at their individual levels, which sometimes leads to staffing and delivery issues - Poor Back Office Support: As the company grew over 400% since 2010, it led to inconsistencies in support staff like IT and Finance; nothing that you can't handle but it's still a pain point compared to the larger firms

1.0
Mar 16, 2016

Senior Consultant

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Pros

It is a gap filer on resume. Exposure to client, which could mean you could get hired into a real company for real pay and decent vacation. They offer benefits and vacation days, but far below the average. It is a place to work while you wait for the economy to pick up.

Cons

Management is immature. Too many meetings about meetings and status reports about meetings. No trust of employees. Rude and sexist male employees in senior management levels (they insult each others size at the town hall and public meetings). Professional staff (with decades of work experience) are treated like entry level college graduates. One day after Engagement survey closes... the company announced no bonus for 2016! On many occasions I have heard the client complain (multiple projects) about the quality of the junior level resources. None of the password systems talk to each other. Nearly every email about password reset has significant errors.

1.0
Feb 5, 2016

Sad Story

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Pros

Capco has been an amazing place to work for the past few years. There are a handful of good people left but most are long gone and many more will leave within the year. Offices are nice, IT team is great, and the company was widely respected. However, that respect will certainly wear off given new leaderships attitude and general lack of market understanding. Employee satisfaction went from 100 - 0 since the new leaders took over. Attrition rates are through the roof. Recruitment has stalled.

Cons

New Global CEO has completely lost touch with what made capco great. He is hoping he can milk the changesourcing cow for a few more years before competitors blow the capco model out of the water. Speaks with a lot of consultant jargon while typically saying absolutely nothing. If you want your career to be in loan staffing this is the place for you (aka go work with a bunch of uninspired suits who hate their lives and work long hours doing boring jobs in the back office of banks for below average pay). Human Capital has no insight into how to develop or rate employees. If you join Capco - you will leave or want to leave within 3 months. The culture pitch is all rhetoric there is nothing innovative, entrepreneurial, or cutting edge about capco. Their AI practice is an associate forwarding links to AI articles. I think they got rid of their digital practice (but who knows there is no communication). They have a 3d printer and a drone that sit in a closet until recruits come to the office. You will do work that requires no brainpower, just monotonous mindless activity. People come, they realize it was all rhetoric and they leave, and the cycle continues. Uninspiring, depressing, and ultimately a soon to be dissolved entity.

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