Pros
Clearview provides relatively suitable training for its employees at various stages of their career. However, its coaching system is relatively poor and ineffective. Clearview has also established a very firm standards for every aspect of consulting projects. When you get used it, you may find in very useful and efficient
Cons
Clearview’s culture is toxic from different aspects. This culture deeply impacts international employees. I am aware of several cases where the leadership team didn’t let international consultants to conduct PMR and present their work to clients (perhaps due to having accent as I have heard). The other problem is that its partners / leadership team are not transparent and employees became aware of important decisions through rumors. Lack of transparency is also obvious about promotion. Employees don’t receive honest and actionable feedback during projects from their managers and become negative surprised when they receive their semi annual reviews. Work life balance is awful because projects are usually understaffed. In addition, compensation package is not competitive at all and employees feel they are underpaid compared to other boutique consulting firms