Pros
- Fun working environment - Some ability to interact/interface with management and decision makers at Fortune 500 companies - Semi-annual company trips/conferences
Cons
- Call-center environment with metric-driven expectations --> metrics and numbers are 100% valued over ethical and smart business decisions; 99% of your job is being on the phones and making calls - EXTREMELY high turnover - saw over 25 people (about two thirds of the office) quit/resign/get fired during my time there, which was barely 8 months - Only promote from within, so no outside managerial experience which lends to a very one-sided outlook and mindset - "Sink or swim": If you're not 100% with the corporate culture and it's beliefs and processes, you're against it - Recruitment of Insight Global employees is based more on physical appearance and attractiveness than merit and education (simply search "Insight Global" on LinkedIn and you'll see what I mean) - If you value your hard work and effort during your time at school, this is not the best fit for you. I went to a top 20 school in the US and would not suggest this job, as my intelligence and education were rarely able to be fully applied. And if you're not a fan of Greek Life, this really is not the place either.