BearingPoint Reviews
Updated Feb 9, 2012 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Pros
Professional development through mentoring and frank reviews in a culture focused on excellence
Challenging projectrs
Smart colleagues
Cons
Congestion at the top
Benefits are no longer at the top
Pros
Some talented people - those are the ones who speak in simpler language.
Cons
Too much focus on powerpoint excellence.
Advice to Senior Management
Simplify.
Pros
Great place for college hires
Some very talented developers in an on-shore off-site software house.
Many of the developers take the time to help other potential people.
Cons
Management in the Hattiesburg office can seem a bit disconnected.
There are some very poor in-house developers that skate by on the work of others and management can not / will not terminate them.
Management seems to stack all the workload on the few talented people they have causing them to leave or slack off.
Advice to Senior Management
Pay a bit more competitively.
Do not be afraid to terminate employees that do nothing.
Get more involved with your employees.
Pros
Strong position on Russian market
Client oriented approach
Friendly family-style atmosphere
Informal communication prevails
Opportunities to grow and shift between practices
Good training programs
High employee retention rate
Cons
Weak project staffing system
Weak bonus allocation system
Uniformity of projects
Weak pre-sale and sales department. Consequently too much pre-sale work transfered to managers
Weak marketing and business development
Advice to Senior Management
Put efforts to business developmnet and marketing to improve brand recognition
Increase internal competition bteween consultants
Improve bonus payment system for proper performance recognition and motivation
Pros
It has some good people
Cons
It had lot of semi retired professional
Advice to Senior Management
Close all other offices
Pros
paid well but very disjointed
Cons
long consulting hours impacts life balance
Advice to Senior Management
too late as i am gone
Pros
Some of the people were great
Cons
Too many over head on a project ( many managers to manage managers)
Advice to Senior Management
Hire more people those who really know the subject and what is required to be sucessful
Pros
Medium size company, flexible, ambitious, focus on its professional domain.
Cons
Less support from company after new MBO in Australia
Pros
good in sales, flexible and modern office
Cons
New consultants send at projects are kept away from client exposure, not taken to lunch or given possibilites to take workload, share ideas or explore but locked in rooms. Very hard criticism and negative feedback from senior management and partners. Not much free space to develope. Significant lack of expertise in the company. Promises made during hiring interviews are not kept. Unfair treatment, very small offcies around europe, very unfriendly people and low salaries compared to market rates.Unsatisfied workforce and totally unprofessional management.
Pros
Good infrastructure (mobile and laptop). Efficient set up of workstations, business cards, etc for newly hires. Social gatherings and regular events. Various external tranining courses. Possibility to support other BE offices. Efficient processes in place.
Cons
Tight buget for inhouse work if not at client-side. Very few key accounts/projects available in Switzerland. Required to work long chargeable hours but book less hours. Low compensation. If offsite then resource meetings held very early on start of week. Each month on average 2 employees leaving and 1-2 new employees joining. Company has image problems in Switzerland. Incompetent and unproffesional senior management. Asked for details of your contacts and connections in the first 3 days when newly hired. Required to give regular interviews on short notices. Lots of time spend on preparing useless tasks for senior management. Sent to client interview on 2nd day of work without a project description or any management advice. Huge focus on cost cutting and getting you billable without any morals.
Advice to Senior Management
bring in value.

