Imploding firm - Senior Associate Riveron Employee Review

1.0
4 Dec 2020
Recommend
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Pros

-I genuinely like my coworkers as people. A fun, smart, hardworking bunch.

Cons

- MDs Oversell. Unrealistic timelines. MDs are not really SMEs in their fields. -No one knows how to get promoted here unless you're in the Dallas office, you can go years without even being recognized. -Popularity contest 24/7. -Sellout type of leadership. -Laid off and furloughed strong consultants and basically kept their entire back-office staff (display of nepotism). Now they are hiring frantically. Completely backward. -Nepotism. -Glory days over are over after HIG capital came in. -Everyone I speak to across all levels seems to be plotting their exit strategy..

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