BearingPoint Reviews in Washington, DC Area
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Pros
best people in the world, smart driven
Cons
bad leadership led to its downfall
Advice to Senior Management
hire real leaders with experience running publicly traded companies.
Pros
Overal the are very few positives that i can speak of.
coworkers were nice to work with and helpful.
the envionrment was a laib back one.
Cons
no management support for change or ideas.
promotions or raises are hard to come by.
certain managers can micro managers.
Advice to Senior Management
Need to listen to the ideas of employees and support their employees.
management needs to reorganize the way business is done.
Pros
The company looks good on a resume
Cons
They severely underpay employees. Horrible company
Pros
The salary -
it was above average
Cons
no work life balance
average benefits
terrible communication from upper management
Advice to Senior Management
Don't remain silent on major issues that impact the company
Pros
BearingPoint offered a flexibility to work on different kinds of projects.
Cons
Time between projects could lead to pressure.
Pros
The pay was great (at the time) for someone at an analyst level. Free coffee at HQ.
Cons
I was unknowingly put on a project as a contract requirement because I met certain guidelines. Worked exclusively with people from other companies, with no exposure to other BearingPoint colleagues. Bad fit for the position.
Advice to Senior Management
Take a little more care with where you are staffing your employees. Bad form to put someone on an island by themselves.
Pros
Smart, Dynamic people
Opportunties to move up the corporate chain
Excellent benefits
Diversity of work
Relative work life balance depending on the project
Excellent initial training
Cons
Often felt lost in the dust
Never met my manager in person
In person training was hard to attend due to client obligations
Advice to Senior Management
More active and direct engagement with employees to foster mentoring relationships and understand and guide employees to grow their unique strengths
Pros
excelent opportunities for growth and development
Cons
unorganized and higher management not accessible
Advice to Senior Management
listen
Pros
good hours, not long
challenging work
Cons
management lacks guidance, need 360 review program
Advice to Senior Management
Management should check in with lowly consultants
Pros
If you work for the right manager you will get suppprt
Gain analytical skills
Learn how a consultant works
Cons
No communication between managers
Lie about promotion within company
Manager are not qualified
Workstation are not clean
Advice to Senior Management
Recogize that employee's are the most importaint asset
Wast of money on process that don't work
Only want to hear their own voice
Don't train you for the position

