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Advisor Software

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4.0
Aug 23, 2017
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

- Deep intellectual property and product fit. - Necessary changes are being made to position the company in the winning direction. - Easy commute if you are living in the East bay ( SF )

Cons

- Like any other small company , rapid progression may cause some discomfort. - Requires steep learning curve into Fintech if you are coming from a different domain.

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4.0
Jul 1, 2015
Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Family-friendly (flexible schedule), dynamic and always pushing to be first to market and market leader, very intelligent and self-motivated individuals, future upside growth, good benefits, team oriented and responsive to employee feedback as they attempt to play to individual employee strengths.

Cons

Limited career path opportunities and incentive plans/compensation

2.0
Oct 27, 2016
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

. Staff are nice and the company has lots of activities such as baked cookies, pan cakes, costumes, etc. . The interview process is fast. Contractors could be hired without even an on-site interview. . A small company, so efficient face-to-face communication. . On the high-level, the company seems to know the direction of products they need to move forward.

Cons

Company changes technical direction too fast. For example, candidates applying for full-time position are required to have up-to-date framework skills, but a few days later, this new direction can be completely abandoned. You are expected to do implementation and deliver productivity starting on day-1 even though there is no clearly analyzed and documented design specification. Even when the design specification is completed on paper and waited for approval before the prototype and/or full-scale implementation, the company can still abandon the new direction that the position is opened for. The consequence of this type of management is that, if you were hired as a full-timer, you might end up doing the work/skills completely un-related with the position that you originally applied for. As a contractor, you would be just let go.

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