Awesome roadmap. No work-life balance for professional services consultants
Awesome roadmap. No work-life balance for professional services consultants
For consultants in Professional Services, the pay is pretty competitive. On the extremely rare occasion you are in the office, you get to enjoy the fun atmosphere of the company. Tableau is an amazing product, and they have some projects in the works that will continue to disrupt the BI and analytics landscape. It is an honor to contribute to this!
- Outside of Professional Services, morale is high.
As a consultant in professional services, you are expected to travel on personal time. Flying out on Sunday and returning Friday night is typical.
Including travel, 65 hours is a typical work week.
Consultants in professional services find it difficult to transition to jobs internally; almost all seek opportunities outside of Tableau to advance their careers.
Develop career paths for consultants in Tableau to keep from losing top talent.
Eliminate travel on personal time to ensure consultants do not burn out.
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Washington, District of Columbia, United StatesSeptember 1, 2017I interviewed with three individuals. One discussed the position and salary requirements. The second was a team lead who wanted to know about me and my personality. The third asked a rather odd string of very specific questions about Tableau softwar
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Seattle, Washington, United StatesMay 1, 2015In 2015, I was an internal referral from a top Tableau executive. I also came from a major competitor with unique technology and consulting experience. I was well-qualified for the role, but I tried to establish confidence without being presumptuous
