Pros
Flashy office, fringe benefits like beer in the office, free food, and big screen TVs.
Cons
Writing this review because it's not fair that the slew of current employee reviews written in the same week push the honest reviews back. It almost makes you think they were directed to write them! The CEO is a complete narcissist. Everything he does is aimed at making himself look special, even if it's a complete waste of money or superficial. The flashy office belies an under-experienced staff who are billed out at experienced rates.They make significant mistakes at client expense. They over promise and under deliver, consistently. They push employees to (unethically) post positive reviews of the company, as opposed to fixing the problems that cause the negative reviews in the first place. It should tell you something that there are recurring get-togethers for past employees, with the common purpose of bashing their former employer. Attendees include employees who have been fired, quit, and laid off. The commonality is they don't work there anymore, and no one misses it. The hiring mantra there seems to be "hire two, fire one." Nobody is valued, regardless of what they're told, and anyone can be thrown under the bus if someone is making the CEO look bad (deserved or not). The sales team will promise anything to get a signed contract. There is an expectation of long hours for the benefit of the company, but compensation is too low to attract more experienced professionals who know or respect their worth and time-value. And the "acquisitions" made to grow the firm were simply friends of the CEO whose own companies were failing and a way for them to save face. The CEO is the precise opposite of a leader. He hides when he should get in front of an issue. He throws people to the wolves when his name is on the line. He blames people for his own mis-management when things go wrong. You can't trust him.