Integral Development reviews

Long hours and you are always being challenged to retool yourselves Big issue is that even after 20+ years in business, the company is acting as though it is still in a start-up mode. Firm priorities shifts as often and quickly at Integral as the wind direction in the San Francisco Bay. Unfortunately, the downturn in foreign currency trading volatility and volume recently have led the management to side more with the banks and brokers that may not have the best intentions for the overall well being of the foreign currency market and its investors. Company grew significantly with a strong backwind driving its course until last year, but frequent tacking to change its course have diminished its forward inertia recently.

Out-dated technology stack Polarized work environment - most or all engineers are imported from India No career growth or employee development Management and leaders are insecure, negative, defensive, insensitive and reactive No team spirit; translates visibly to an "each one for themselves" attitude and generally out-of-sync with each other with an air of distrust It's a one hit wonder not willing to evolve and redefine themselves or take on new ideas Still claims to work like a start-up, but all employees do not have a profit sharing or stock option