Beneficial to career - if you survived and moved on - Senior Business Analyst Enfotech Employee Review

3.0
Dec 13, 2018
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

You are exposed to many technologies and their practices. Company owners are passionate about using innovative approaches in various consulting projects. If you worked on the right projects, the skills and experience you obtained will benefit your career life for a very long time. No need to move up to a manager or director - What you learnt in projects will be good enough, and will probably be the corner stones for your whole career.

Cons

As others stated, very long work hours. Occasionally over-night. Crazy project timelines, the worst in my career life. No work life balance. Make sure you are young and can work nights and weekends before you join this company.

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2.0
May 17, 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

- Sponsors a wide range of work visas — OPT, STEM OPT, Day-1 CPT, H-1B, and GC (L1 not offered) - 401(k) with employer match (modest) and HSA eligibility (no match) - Heavy workload, but you gain hands-on industry experience quickly with high impact and visibility — be prepared to learn largely on your own - Most coworkers, especially at the junior-to-mid level, are friendly and willing to help - More stable than big tech in terms of layoffs, though as of 2026 the company has started letting people go for reasons unrelated to performance - Hybrid (WFH on Fridays)

Cons

- Visa sponsorship can be blocked at the boss'es discretion. There's no clear, standardized criteria for starting the GC process - Poor work-life balance, especially for Business Analyst roles — late nights and weekends are common to meet unrealistic deadlines or resolve client issues. Working hours for engineering team are more tolerable (roughly 9 to 7 when nothing is urgent) - Low pay - The boss is pushy and harsh, and at times irrational, which creates significant stress across the company. - High turnover on the business team, roughly 30–40% annually over the past two years - Limited diversity, and Mandarin proficiency is effectively required. - The business has been declining compared to the previous five years, which makes long-term stability and job security uncertain

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