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Overall Rating
CEO Approval
Ed Harbach
President, CEO, and Director
27% “Approve”1 – 20 of 139 Reviews for BearingPoint
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Nov 15, 2008
3 found helpful
“Was a great place to work ... not anymore.”
Senior Manager in Chicago, IL (United States)Pros: “It was a great company once upon a time. One of the former Big Six consulting firms. It was a great place to build your resume and then move on to industry. Managing Directors were good and the Oracle ERP practice was the best in the industry…”
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Nov 19, 2008
1 found helpful
“BE- good for the beginning, but leave when you can”
Manager in McLean, VA (United States) -
Oct 24, 2008
2 found helpful
“Avoid long-term exposure to BearingPoint as may cause anxiety, frustration and lack of adequate compensation.”
Business Consultant in Washington, DC (United States) -
Nov 2, 2008
1 found helpful
“Great place to work, great people and work/life balance, but poorly run company”
Manager in McLean, VA (United States) -
Nov 10, 2008
1 found helpful
“Bearingpoint scoop at the top”
Senior Manager in McLean, VA (United States) -
Oct 30, 2008
1 found helpful
“"Where there is no vision, the people perish" - Proverbs 29:18; DONT DRINK THE KOOL-AID!!”
Senior Management Analyst in McLean, VA (United States) -
Oct 20, 2008
2 found helpful
“BE has great people, but a very bad historical executive leadership team. Current team is too late.”
Senior Manager in Redwood City, CA (United States) -
Oct 28, 2008
1 found helpful
“Have a Back Up Employment Plan”
Manager in Washington, DC (United States) -
Oct 29, 2008
1 found helpful
“Probably no longer a viable brand-name consultig compoany to work for”
Assoc. Director in New York, NY (United States) -
Oct 29, 2008
1 found helpful
“New employee: only if you are desperate; existing employees: work on your resume and job hunting skills”
Managing Director in McLean, VA (United States) -
Oct 28, 2008
“Stay clear, unless your options are very, very limited.”
Application Developer -
Oct 28, 2008
“College Grads should Pass on the HGDC”
Application Developer in Hattiesburg, MS (United States) -
Oct 22, 2008
“Basic BearingPoint”
Business Consultant in Atlanta, GA (United States) -
Oct 22, 2008
“If you like travel and blood sucking jobs...”
Senior Consultant in Denver, CO (United States) -
Oct 21, 2008
“Good if you're just starting out...Not a "team" focused organization in the meat grinder that is consulting.”
Manager in Los Angeles, CA (United States) -
Oct 20, 2008
“Not a bad place to work with enormous learning opportunity”
Senior Business Consultant in Karachi (Pakistan) -
Oct 17, 2008
“BearingPoint is a great place to gain valuable experiences but not for long-term career growth”
Consultant in McLean, VA (United States) -
Oct 17, 2008
“No Longer a good place to work”
Senior Consultant in San Francisco, CA (United States) -
Oct 16, 2008
“Run far far away.....”
Senior Technical Consultant in Arlington, VA (United States) -
Oct 6, 2008
“BearingPoint”
Senior Business Analyst in Washington, DC (United States)
