Frost & Sullivan Reviews
Updated Feb 11, 2012 – Reviews are posted anonymously by employees.
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Pros
Freedom and creativity, lot of industry interaction
Cons
Management is not very approachable
Pros
Good place for starters. Good exposure to middle management execs of companies across the world.
Cons
Poor salary. Poor working conditions. Poor management.
Pros
Work Life Balance
Good learning in intial 2 years
Opportunity to work in geographically disperse teams
Cons
Lot depends upon your manager and team
Long term career growth opportunities scarce
Advice to Senior Management
Create better organization structure to provide long term career opportunities
Also enhance the perks provided to senior employees so that they have reason to stick with
Pros
Flexibility, they run lean and mean so you get a lot of experience
Cons
All departments work seperately; people are promoted just because, regional leadership has no respect for employees
Advice to Senior Management
Morality needs work; more devotion to training and development especially for management.
Pros
Good place to know and understand. Access to databases.Can develop fundamental knowledge about the field in which u work in
Cons
Interns are not treated well. They are treated as a source of cheap labour. U never feel as a part of the company. U feel like one of the furniture there. Just there to serve ur purpose
Pros
Exposure is key and frost &sullivan does a good job at providing that vital breakthrough for every individual to present his capabilities to the best if his ability
Cons
Think the salary is definitely not the best by any industry standards. This needs to change - cause in the end the key to an organisation like frost & Sullivan are its employees. Retention is key and should be emphasised upon
Advice to Senior Management
Not in a
PositIon to comment on this. There are good and bad aspects to any management. The leadership within the automotive division is brilliant and it is one of the reasons - why the team is one of the best in the company. Suggest leadership to draw inspiration from within the automotive division.
Pros
Growth opportunities are great in the firm
Cons
Brand reputation need to improved
Advice to Senior Management
Greater investment on brand reputation
Pros
-Good place to get a taste of the market research and consulting world
-If you're an analyst then its also a good place to create a reputation for yourself in the market
-You meet many young people with whom you become friends
-Good first impression of the brand
Cons
-Can't think of another company that has so many Directors, Vice Presidents and other senior titles as compared to regular workers
-Low morale
-Large employee turnover
-No training
-Poor compensation, but also no serious chance of a raise
-Not in all cases, but more than often, the quality of work is quite bad
-"No spend" policy on practically anything
-Ethical standards could use improvement
-Too much focus on sales and not enough on producing something that could be sold
Advice to Senior Management
Stop trying to take the company in 17 directions at once. Be either a research house, a consulting company, an event company, or a training company. Instead of trying to do all of these things at once, become really good at one of them.
Don't focus on short term sales. Focus on the quality of analysis, and try to differentiate the company by developing a set of core competencies.
Invest in professional tools (CRM, Order Entry, conferencing services etc)
Empower your middle managers to make decissions.
And most importantly, try to retain the people that are valuable to the company.
Pros
1- Good brand name
2- Client list
3- Less work pressure
4- Office timings
5- Could not think of anymore
Cons
1- Extremely low pay.
2- Quality of work is horrible.
3- Very less analysis
4- Most of the tasks are out of your control, no matter how hard you try. ( Primary reasearch for instance)
Advice to Senior Management
1- Please distribute tasks according to interest and skills.
2- Work towards becoming a consulting co. Can't survive for long with market research.
3- Less number of employees with higher pays.
Pros
Salary is slightly higher than the market price; some colleagues are very nice and sincere
Cons
Compensation package (other than salary) is not attractive; inflexible in term of admin policies
Advice to Senior Management
Should revise the company's policies to make a more efficient working environemnt

