Coleman Research Reviews

Pros

Incredible place to get started fresh out of school

Cons

Micromanagement was a big issue. Didn;t trust workers enough and the hours were too strict.

Pros

Helps develop sales skills and connect they just started some development training that should be good. CEO is pretty great and the WeWork space is nice.

Cons

Underpaid. The amount of work that will happen outside normal work hours and on the weekends will eat away at your social life, and if you don't pick up these assignments it negatively reflects on you. The entire job would be more appealing with current benefits, pay, etc if working from home wasn't so taboo in the company.

Pros

Decent pay and benefits, snacks and coffee, fun people to work with

Cons

The entire operation could be done remote but they are really weird about working from home; of the main expert networks, Coleman is struggling to grow and keep up.

Pros

-Great work/life balance -Decent exposure to major investment and consulting firms -People here are great. Smart, supportive, and professional while still being fun. Particularly impressed by the new CFO -Compensation has improved of late. Solid incentive structure

Cons

-Work gets mundane and repetitive. Coleman stays surface-level with their research work, meaning it can be very un-stimulating -Lack of skill development, learning opportunities, and real challenges -Lack of clear career growth and limited exit opportunities -Coleman struggles to define it's value prop in a crowded marketplace. It often feels like the company is simply set to cruise-control -Can feel like there's a culture of general complacency, frustration, and disinterest -Lack of connection / communication across offices