Gartner reviews

Gartner does a great job hiring like minded, intelligent individuals.

1) You are not set up for success from Academy onwards. 2) Every manager has their own way of setting guideline which leads to inconsistency across the floor. 3) Was sold on the ability to work from home which does not exist. 4) Basically a cold calling center with no actual strategy except email/call people to death until they threaten you. 5) Data is NEVER correct. The entire department has 1 person handling all the data. It's insane. 6) Management doesn't care about anything other than making money. .The list goes on.

The gym

Camaraderie, intelligent responsible talented associates working collaboratively across the world . Love the on-site affordably priced cafe operated by professional hospitality group Flik.

A bit of a drive from my home (gas prices, maintenance); no fresh air (windows do not open, no overhead fans to move conditioned air)

On-site cafe, affordable and decent menu items not typically available elsewhere in the area

Great talent gets promoted

Pressure to sell a premium solution that does not align to market needs in some cases

Amazing culture, everyone wants you to win, interesting content matter, high impact for our clients, great career-pathing, great work life balance (as a mother of a 1 and 2.5 year old I can attest)

The potential for learning is immense.

The potential for growth has bottomed out. It's hard to move departments if you don't have experience from McKynsy.

The charity match, the work from home options for some teams

Learning environment. You truly get to engage with executives and help solve multi-million dollar business problems.

Nothing so far

Upward mobility, generous PTO, company 401K match and ESPP.

Salary too low

Generous benefits such as PTO

Collaborative , smart associates, and diverse

Nature of work, Colleagues, Brand, Learning

Lack of quality managers recently in India

Sales Training Academy in London

Work/life balance

It's still growing in maturity with their processes and metrics.

Collaboration

Constant challenge working to meet client needs.

Cafeteria food, not great.

Having access to gym.

Providing business solutions to clients based on currrent research and best practices.

Hi growth company, with great benefits and opportunities for growth.

No clear career pathing.

Stock purchase plan.

Company culture and opportunities for advancement

Not a ton of privacy which creates transparency, but some ideas I'd like to keep to myself.

Free gym, 401K match, young culture

Bandwidth of service, collaboration in teamwork, learning new methods of matrix and development, CEO implemented Friday networking socials

Outsourced to India

401K companies match

Gained a lot of experience and a great sales foundation.

Poor management.

The benefits and PTO are great.

The potential for learning is immense.

The potential for growth has bottomed out. It's hard to move departments if you don't have experience from McKynsy.

The charity match, the work from home options for some teams

- Good benefits - Rewarded for hard work - Great training programs - Career opportunities

Learning environment. You truly get to engage with executives and help solve multi-million dollar business problems.

Nothing so far

Upward mobility, generous PTO, company 401K match and ESPP.

Camaraderie, intelligent responsible talented associates working collaboratively across the world . Love the on-site affordably priced cafe operated by professional hospitality group Flik.

A bit of a drive from my home (gas prices, maintenance); no fresh air (windows do not open, no overhead fans to move conditioned air)

On-site cafe, affordable and decent menu items not typically available elsewhere in the area