Great Company - Accounting Consultant McKinstry Employee Review

4.0
Oct 2, 2015
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

In my role in Finance, I wasn't directly involved in many of the issues that project managers had to face in order to successfully bring jobs to completion. So, my views on the relative success or failure on the core efforts of the company were limited. McKinstry was in the process of upgrading their ERP to enable clearer transaction and project based reporting and accounting workflows, which is an arduous process especially for a widely dispersed company with many locations nationally. The Finance leadership is excellent and has a great vision. In all of the efforts surrounding the ERP upgrade, management strove to partner with all stakeholders in order to make the company thrive. Also, the onsite gym and cafeteria are fantastic as is the company culture. The culture does a lot to absolve any flaws McKinstry has. They have fun company and team events, company parties,, and they do an amazing job of making everyone feel like family.

Cons

There is a lot of internal inertia related to very seasoned staff who don't want to be open or flexible to change, even when it is staring them in the face. A lot of effort was expended to introduce the new ERP in a way that placated individuals who were entrenched in the older system.

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5.0
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Pros

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Cons

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1.0
Jul 16, 2026
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Pros

Decent salary and PTO policy Onsite gym for a fair monthly price Cool rooftop golf setup Nice little taco truck nearby outside

Cons

This place has extremely poor leadership and is very toxic at every level. Prepare to be micromanaged, ignored, gaslit, and shown zero empathy for heavy workload or personal emergencies by mediocre middle managers. Principals are checked out and are too busy creating new promotions for themselves and drinking wine at the CEO’s ranch. The bonus structure and profit sharing is laughable and a complete lie from what is listed on Workday. Annual raises aren’t even competitive to inflation. The C-suite executives are only focused on blatant nepotism for their own kids and relatives. HR puts people last and only cares about the company image (typical at most companies but they don’t even try to sugarcoat it). They force people to come in (3) days a week but they don’t even have enough parking. There is a cafe that sells mediocre food with typical expensive Seattle prices. The healthcare package is complicated, expensive, and relatively unknown to all providers. As a billion dollar company, they go cheap on the company holiday party and literally just host it at the office.

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