Requires high intelligence, a work-hard/play-hard culture, endless room for learning, promotion and $$$.
Pros
-Some of the most intelligent people you'll meet work here, yet they're still friendly and easy-going. -Executives are VERY accessible. CEO, CMO, CSO, CFO, etc. interact with people all the time, remember you by name. -Want to talk to top-level executives at major global companies? You will, and it's exhilarating. -Solid pay and great opportunity for growth and promotion. -Cambridge office is state of the art - brand new, lots of natural light, free coffee/espresso, ping-pong, foosball, full band setup provided (guitar, bass, drums, piano). -Literally everyone you run into is smiling and loves to be here, even during times of stress. -Working from home is always an option - very sensitive to personal needs, especially for commuters. -If you're a bright, innovative person, you'll fit in great.
Cons
-Get ready to work - not necessarily a real 'con,' but this is not a company where you can coast. -Very long learning curve - again, not exactly a 'con,' but the training can seem endless at times. The Forrester ecosystem requires it. -Change happens a lot - company messaging, vision, mission, values constantly changing, but with positive, forward-thinking intentions.
