Good place to work, but lots of bureaucracy
Good place to work, but lots of bureaucracy
Reasonable hours Competitive pay Remote and flexible Interesting projects Good work-life balance, but this can vary by client. Lots of money is floating around, so there are good resources. (2020 16-inch MacBook Pro, extremely nice office in DTLA)
Often will work for a contractor, which can sometimes be a bad environment depending on the company. My contractor had multiple sexist employees and a work environment which encouraged long hours. This was alleviated by Deloitte, who placed all Deloitte contractors on the same team, which helped, but it was still a horrible client with miserable, overworked employees.
Changing clients is often a lengthy process which involves internal interviews.
Way too much company training.
Have to report on all financial assets to prevent conflict of interest.
If you have a bad client for your employees, maybe rotate them out every 6 months so it's at least not a long-term thing. I spent a year with this client, and it contributed greatly to me leaving.
Less employee training requirements.
I know the financial reporting can't be changed, so no suggestions there.
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