Worst experience of my career - SAP Consultant FutureView Employee Review

Informal setting. Everyone (including bosses) has technical skills and is able to (and actually does) help in every situation. Company's small, so you get to know and talk to everyone. No one feels like a lowbie or "just a number". Pays decently well. Relationship with clients is usually good.

Career advance is horizontal, which means that you'll start as a technical developer (consultant) and stay there for the rest of your career. Your job and functions will only change mostly as the client needs change. No real career planning.

If you like being a developer and don't want to change that function but want to have a annually salary actualization and compensation for your work. You can work remotely freely. You have some freedom to start and end your shift but is expected that you work the period when your client is up.

Its expected that you must learn by yourself if a new task or technology comes out of your knowledge and its given to you. You will always by a developer and there's no new job title no matter the work that you do.