Since the acquisition, the focus has been on increasingly on financial results over meaningful output.
The mission is fuzzy - a drive for scale for scale's sake.
Although the company claims for transparency, important information is delivered haphazardly, causing anxiety and turmoil that could be easily avoided.
Consultancy nature results in projects getting designed but never shipped and used by real people.
Career progression is opaque, friends with management get better deals.
Some clients are bad, and people might get "stuck" on them for several months. The company acknowledges challenges but has little leverage of pipeline negotiations since acquisition.
The company doesn't have a strong stance on backing professional opinions in a consultancy setting - a lot of effort is put on making clients happy, in detriment of better output/craftsmanship.
