NT Lakis Reviews

There is a lot of turnover at the firm and people do not tend to stay very long, the work can be tedious and not very meaningful, management is much more conservative than the rest of the firm, management is not very diverse, core technology is more than a decade out of date

-You will be micromanaged! Not just you, every level of the business is micromanaged by the level above it. -It's a vertical, opaque organization. Analysts are excluded from meetings where strategy is being discussed and generally kept in the dark. (Despite being a core part of the business) -Most analysts are hourly not salaried. So you're not allowed to adjust your schedule without prior approval. But you will be forced to work overtime without any prior notice. -Low pay. -Outdated computers and systems. Clunky Dell computers and paper timesheets. -Not much room for technical growth. They use drag/drop Access databases, so there's not much opportunity to develop as a programmer. [Not really a con, depending on your career goals]