“Solid Company”

Pros:  “Clear direction, leadership is enagaged. If you wish to grow, they will help give direction on areas for development, extra projects etc to perpare you for the next steps.”

Cons:  “A large company that can seem overwhelming at first. Stick with it - ask a lot of questions and always stay positive will be the key to overcoming what may seem…” – Full Review

“Very happy working for this company”

Pros:  “I've had tremendous opportunities for professional advancement at this company. Easy access to the executive team, who encourages and listens to my feedback. Consistent and…”

Cons:  “Benefits could be better. Sometimes it can be difficult to achieve a work/life balance.” – Full Review

“Resolvit”

Pros:  “One of the best Consulting Firms”

Cons:  “No bad comments to say” – Full Review

“Great place to work”

Pros:  “people are great dot dot”

Cons:  “pay is terrible dot dot” – Full Review

“Great career opportunity and work life balance”

Pros:  “Catapult Systems provides an opportunity for all consultants to own their clients and projects and make decisions based on what they feel is right for the client. It's…”

Cons:  “The company is continually helping customers deploy the latest software...so all consultants must continually be up to date on the new releases.” – Full Review

“Good working experience”

Pros:  “The company is small, but growing. Colleagues from top to down are great. Managers are knowledgeable, competent, and approachable. They are also supportive. I like the…”

Cons:  “Since the company is small, you cannot easily roll off of a project if you want to work on something new. The opportunities are limited.” – Full Review

“Turnaround & Restructuring Services”

Pros:  “The firm has a great reputation in the industry. The client delivery people are very good. Good place to start your career in restructuring.”

Cons:  “There is very little room for advancement beyond the director level and there are a lot of director level employees. Interim management opportunities primarily go…” – Full Review