Pros
Monthly company-sponsored lunches. Clean, modern facilities. Projects can be rewarding once completed.
Cons
The culture is unhealthy and difficult to sustain long term. Projects are frequently rushed because leadership does not appropriately manage or scale client expectations around scope, timelines, and quality. This is compounded by a persistent reluctance to hire sufficient staff to support the volume of work being taken on. As a result, employees are expected to compensate through regular overtime, leading to burnout.
Compensation across roles is extremely noncompetitive, making it discouraging to work extended hours simply to make ends meet. Communication between leadership and staff is poor, and when projects encounter issues caused by unrealistic planning or under-staffing, blame is often placed on individual contributors rather than addressed at a management or structural level. Over time, this negatively impacts work quality, strains team relationships, and fosters a tense and discouraging work environment, contributing directly to the company’s high turnover rate.
