BearingPoint Reviews
Updated Feb 9, 2012 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Company Rating Based on 341 ratings Employees say it's "OK" |
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Pros
Good people, good work, good insight and thought process. Valuable relationships, years of consulting experience and an overall well rounded firm
Cons
Take some time to practice what has been given to other firms as a practice in the consulting industry we provide services to
Advice to Senior Management
Take some time to practice what has been given to other firms as a practice in the consulting industry we provide services to
Pros
Great people to work with
Cons
Little to no bonus, not helped being a public company
Advice to Senior Management
Financial management
Pros
Particular team support in certain verticles
Cons
Lack of communication at Senior Management level
Advice to Senior Management
None
Pros
BearingPoint offered a flexibility to work on different kinds of projects.
Cons
Time between projects could lead to pressure.
Pros
The people you work with are great. London office has a nice atmosphere. Opportunities are good to do a variety of consulting work.
Management are supportive.
Cons
Technology consulting needs more focus compared to management consulting.
Generally the London office need to further concentrate on sales and marketing.
Advice to Senior Management
Continue to grow and improve the culture. Give people even more opportunity to sell and market the firm and its business.
Pros
The opportunities for personal development were great.
Cons
BearingPoint is not in business anymore
Advice to Senior Management
Not applicable.
Pros
Good people, fairness, good opportunity for promotions, flexibility when it came to vacation time, can work on hope on Friday if travelling
Cons
Long hours, low salary, little employee control over project placement, too much emphasis on utilization, not enough opportunities for training, placement on projects outside of background and skillsets
Advice to Senior Management
You need to increase company morale, offer higher salary and bonuses, provide better opportunities for employees to participate in training, better placement on projects matching skillsets
Pros
They give you 25 personal holiday, and always pay your travel expense as long as it is 60+ miles away.
Cons
Poor management lead to the collapse of this company, I think the management is very unorganized in the last one year in the company
Advice to Senior Management
1. Hire only qualified people
2. Pay for training
3. Have a more effective career development plan
4. When writing contract, make sure you can deliver what is on it
Pros
Peers extremely bright and challenging.
Cons
The management team is totally self-serving.
Advice to Senior Management
Need to have more open, honest communication with employees.
Pros
diverse industry, nice ppl to work with
Cons
in a dire financial situations, limited growth
Advice to Senior Management
n/a

