Thoughtful company - does what they say they'll do - Manager Centric Consulting Employee Review

5.0
Jul 18, 2016
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Pros

Centric is about great experiences, for their customers AND their employees. They are thoughtful about growth and hiring, and really want Centric to be a place their employees stay at, long term. Salaries are very competitive and benefits go beyond the standard, including quarterly, all-company meetings, and, in some cases, an "overtime bonus" if you reach a certain threshhold of hours within a calendar quarter. The people are smart, motivated and interesting. Great teammates on your project. I love working at Centric and, after many years across multiple employers and industries, feel like I've found a "home" for my professional life.

Cons

Commutes can be long, as it's expected you are onsite at the client. As with all project work, hours can be long, depending on the demands of the client. Since the company doesn't have a physical location, making connections with peers takes a bit more effort.

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Centric Consulting Response
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Thanks for the kind words. Really nice of you to take the time to do this. A great encouragement. We'll continue to keep working to reduce the traffic in Chicago (kidding). Cheers, Mike Brannan VP Tech

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5.0
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Cons

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Cons

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