Pluspunten
Poca presión, equipo internacional (básicament alemán).
Minpunten
Poca rotación de proyectos: se prometen proyectos interesentes cuando en realidad solo trabajamos para una sola empresa haciendo requerimientos y arquitectura de sistema. Mala organización y mucha jerarquía.
Pluspunten
INVENSITY is a cool place to work. It has a vibrant social culture, where our team is young and motivated. As a consultant you will get to experience working across a variety of industries and build skills in a number of domains. The leadership team is heavily invested in the growth of new employees, but also expects a high amount of effort from them. This can range from smaller business topics lead by local leaders to full-day training sessions / lectures from our CEO (of which the content and delivery are of the highest quality I have experienced). If you are interested in personal and professional growth, it is my belief this is a prime destination.
Minpunten
The firm has not yet reached profitability (we are close), this means that at the end of the day we need to be scrappy and fight for business. This means it will take getting comfortable with being uncomfortable as you grow and integrate into the team. In the short term this means slightly lower pay while still having high expectations for project execution.
Pluspunten
You have employment I suppose. This place operates like all other consultant firms.
Minpunten
no real tangible gain from working here. Heavy corporate speak and boring work with trainings that help you get good at making presentations that's it. Regressed in my career from working here because it was not at all technical even though they marketed it as such. The job pays horribly and takes up the majority of your day. Company meetings were after 5pm so that we didn't interfere with our client schedule so work days could some times end at 6pm so you could have a 'fun' team work session. Many of the colleagues I worked with at the time were exceptionally inept and had completely forgotten what they learned with their engineering degrees. As someone who enjoys technical engineering this place was the opposite of that it felt like I was in a fever dream where my colleagues pretended to know what they were talking about. I think most of those folks are gone now at least. All that and the pay was horrid and bonuses were so obtuse. I could honestly go on and on but I seriously am not sure who actually benefits from working here. even the office manager at the time was basically using this place as a stepping stone to go somewhere else.