Pros
- Opportunities to apply structured problem-solving across diverse industries - The heart of the company sits in India, where teams of enthusiastic and highly-talented folks throw themselves at any and every problem with a pretty high degree of success - Occasionally you'll get to work with very smart people
Cons
- Horrid working culture. Consider yourself extremely lucky to be mentored, guided or even to work with a polite manager who isn't constantly trying to emulate the CEO's hard-charging, toxic behavior - Borderline exploitation of team-members in India with unreasonable working hours, salary - Missing middle-management layer, both in India and onsite positions. The company thrives on the efforts of new college grads who need to be managed, guided and mentored by more experienced folks. They've been unsuccessful in retaining such a layer. - Unethical practices, where both clients and employees are victims. A consequence of its "do whatever it takes" mindset.