Computer Task Group Software Developer reviews

Lots of travel and tight timelines due to legislation.

This con is more about the client than the employer. As is often the case, clients can be demanding and unyielding and, perhaps, afraid to change. In the end though, they pay the bills. So, it's a stark reality that they can impose processes and approaches on the consultant that are unsound and faulty, but perhaps to them they seem tried and true. It's strange how many organizations call themselves CMMI level 2 or 3 organizations, yet don't have a process that can be easily followed, or, if followed, may not always yield the desired result.