Keane reviews

Not enough clients. Need to reach out to a better client pool. After Keane was taken over by the Indian company based out of Bangalore (the name of the company which acquired Keane was known as Caritor). Although Caritor bought out Keane and the work force of Caritor is almost a tenth of a percent when compared with the workforce of keane, there were many changes made to the US unit within Keane. The name is still retained as Keane because there are many existing clients of Keane all around the country. Especially around the Boston area, Keane had done some real cool projects.

They do not follow through on their financial commitments, and when you take on a higher bill rate with more responsibility they tell you that you are salaried and do not get an increase other than at normal cycles. Even at those normal cycles you will get little, if anything. I was also incredibly discouraged by their lack of development opportunities. We had to band together on our own, without their assistance to create a community at the client location where we could share information. They sell the idea of their "bench" as a benefit, but they do no proactively search for positions when there are many staff coming off assignment (not sure of the cause, maybe understaffed in that area) but if you aren't constantly calling them to make sure your name is at the top of the list then you will likely end up being laid off after a few weeks.