In transition to a more corporate environment - Anonymous employee ENAVATE Employee Review

3.0
Oct 19, 2012
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

If you are a self starter and can/like to work on your own, this is a great place! You have the opportunity to learn the system, while working at a customer. So there is an understanding if you don't have alot of AX experience. Business is there and they are focused on several verticals, which is helpful as a consultant.

Cons

Management keeps holding out the carrot of bonuses...haven't seen it come near as big as initially presented. At this point in time, billable hours is THE highest priority. Processes to do things are constantly changing. Communication is at a minimum. Things culture wise will probably dip for another 12-18 months before it gets better. It will get better, but it is going to be painful in the process.

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5.0
Apr 2, 2026
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Pros

Empowerment culture enables you to effect real changes in the company and better serve clients.

Cons

In a transition period as one main offering is being sunsetted.

5.0
Mar 31, 2026
Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Enavate's current atmosphere is one of team building and opportunity. There is a lot of career growth to be had if you approach the job with the right mindset. The career growth often leads to promotions for existing team members. Benefits are pretty nice, especially the unlimited PTO and not having to worry about how many days you can take off each year. Employees are empowered to bring their ideas forward and guide their own role in some capacity. There is a lot of flexibility in the roles and how individuals can contribute to the overall company vision.

Cons

Enavate is a business at the end of the day. Sometimes that means difficult decisions must be made about layoffs and reductions. That is the unfortunate reality for most companies, not just Enavate. Company goals tend to be overly optimistic. It's great to aim for the stars. But sometimes it's hard to translate those goals into actionable items for the individual teams.

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