Good place to learn, but not to grow.
Good place to learn, but not to grow.
The benefits (health insurance, meal voucher, etc.) are acceptable.
They place a lot of emphasis on training and are open to changing projects.
The benefits are not fully covered by the company. The salary could be much better, and sometimes the time between projects and internal tasks overlaps. Too much bureaucracy for simple things like requesting time off or medical leave. There aren't many options for growth within the company if you are a consultant.
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