Avantages
The HR team is approachable, friendly, and maintains a positive atmosphere during employee interactions.
Inconvénients
Job Security: Employment feels highly dependent on specific project lifecycles. The "hired and fired" approach based on project availability creates a sense of instability and limits long-term career planning. Limited Account Diversity: There are very few client accounts or projects to rotate into, meaning if a specific project ends, there are rarely internal alternatives for redeployment. Management & Appraisals: Reporting managers hold disproportionate control over performance reviews and resource management. This is problematic when managers who are struggling with their own performance or ratings are given full authority over a subordinate's career path, leading to unfair appraisals and the loss of talented staff. Program Management: Delivery leadership needs significant improvement. On major accounts, program management often lacks the technical and strategic competence required to lead teams effectively, resulting in avoidable project friction.
