Pros
- Vox is a great place to grow or launch your career in professional/tech consulting. Vox employees are constantly pushed for growth by learning new concepts and products. Weekly consultant training/sessions are held to support and encourage learning from each other. While at Vox, I have met some talented and experienced professionals whom I have constantly kept in touch with for professional/technical advice. - Vox gives you tons of freedom to voice out concerns or ideas for improvement. Management makes it a point to make employees feel that they are stakeholders. - Vox's company culture is not for everyone but employees treat each other like family. Management always makes it to a point to share good news and spread positivity/achievements. - Vox just recently rolled out a Health Benefits package so I'm definitely excited for that. - Work is fully remote which means you don't have to endure traffic or bad weather. Another advantage is you don't have to dress up when you work from home - so definitely saving you money buying clothes.
Cons
- Work is fully remote so you might feel lonely at times. (Word of advice: Get a pet) - Vox operates always at peak capacity so finding someone to talk to or has the time to might prove difficult sometimes. - Early mornings, Long hours, occasional weekends depending on the season and workload - Vox is not for the faint of heart. Consulting (as a whole) is a very demanding job. - Some things you will have to learn by doing it yourself - Constantly learning (which is needed to stay sharp as a consultant) which you may have to do outside of normal working hours - Salary is okay, not high, not low - but always could be better :) (Note: I have based this opinion on the current job market and other people's salary in the industry).