Pros
The company is growing quickly, and like any fast-growing organization, it's not without its challenges. What I do appreciate is that the growth feels intentional. The company is being strategic about bringing in teams that add expertise and resources in the sectors, service lines, and regions that need them most. That diversification helps buffer teams when one market or region slows down. There's a sense that the leadership is trying to build long-term stability, not just scale for growth's sake. The local offices still operate with a fair amount of independence, which keeps the entrepreneurial spirit alive, but they also have the backing of a larger organization when needed. It's not perfect, but what company is? It's evolving in a smart direction, and that gives me a sense of safety and stability.
Cons
Rapid growth sometimes means the external brand presence doesn’t fully capture the depth of project experience happening internally. There’s room to spotlight sector-specific successes in key markets better.
