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SRF Consulting Group

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Good culture, opportunities, work/life balance - Anonymous employee SRF Consulting Group Employee Review

5.0
Apr 26, 2017
Anonymous employee
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Pros

SRF has a good company culture, with friendly and energized employees who do great work. My favorite benefits are a "dress for your day" dress code, good work/life balance (you set your own 8 hour schedule), and respectful, friendly, and approachable coworkers. The people at SRF are great, and if you have a new idea or spot an opportunity, you will be supported in that. The company also has great benefits as far as healthcare and retirement are concerned.

Cons

Vacation time is limited (10 days per year when you first start), and you can only use what you've accrued. There is a policy for new employees that you cannot use sick time until you have worked for 3 months, and no vacation time for 6 months. While this wasn't as bad as it sounded, I think the policy is outdated and unnecessary.

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SRF Consulting Group Response
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It’s great to see you are enjoying so many elements of the culture at SRF. Ensuring people feel they have a voice at our company is critical to our success, so I’m happy to learn you feel supported in sharing your ideas. Work / life balance is also priority for us, and we will continue to focus on ways to maintain that balance for our employees. We have recently revised our time-off policy to eliminate waiting periods for sick and vacation time, and we will continue to offer schedule flexibility and the ability to convert unused sick time to additional vacation days. Finally, I invite you to keep an eye out for further internal communication regarding fostering a culture of health. I appreciate you taking the time to share your positive and constructive feedback. Dave Montebello

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The workplace culture, at least in my group, is very supportive and collaborative. I've never felt like I'm in an intense competition with my colleagues, as work at some other consulting firms can feel like. The company also provides generally good benefits, including two health insurance plan options, 401k with matching, and an ESOP. The company also pays pretty well, and from what I've heard has managed to avoid cost-cutting layoffs entirely throughout its decades-long history, even during the most challenging economic times. This shows me the company is overall very fiscally responsible and values its people. There are also good opportunities for advancement within the company, and they tend to promote people fairly based on performance and individual readiness for higher positions.

Cons

Because it's a consulting firm, there is a lot of pressure to always be doing billable work and reach a certain utilization goal. That's the nature of a consulting job, but it does lead to stress that I have not experienced outside the consulting sector, particularly during periods of slow work. The company also generally does not offer as much paid time off as my public sector counterparts tend to receive. I get less vacation time, sick time, and holidays than I used to in the public sector. On the issue of holidays in particular, it always feels a little odd to be working on holidays that our clients (who are mostly public sector) have off and probably don't expect us to be working on either.

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