Capco

Cant think of any cons.

None that I can think of

Have to be in the office 3 days a week

Could be better communication around the round table processes

its very project based so you can get screwed

It is project based. So, you will have to wait to get relevant projects and alignment takes some time

Unfortunately more often than not those individuals band together against Capco leadership, which in recent year seems to have soured. The culture has slowly become very cliquey, and upper management has made a habit of micro-managing teams and using borderline abusive language if individuals disagree with their way of doing things. Before I left I wasn't able to send an email without manager approval, even after having successfully led teams of previous projects. It really soured the experience and ultimately led to my departure.

- When there is no projects, it is somehow the fault of the consultant, when it should fall on account leads. - You are encouraged to reach out to account managers, who then complain when you do. - Pipeline is a joke, they have nothing - You cannot trust a number of senior people, they are all cowards and really need to look at themselves and take the blame for the failure of the project .

Average in most aspects, nothing noteworthy

Projects are too long, so it is not really consulting