CapTech reviews

3.8

67% would recommend to a friend

(134 total reviews)
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Andy Sofish

65% approve of CEO

51% positive business outlook

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5.0
Dec 5, 2023
Recommend
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Pros

Great Work Life Balance, nice people

Cons

Bonus structure is based on utilization which is not controlled by the consultant. AKA you don't get a say in utilization but that's how you get payed a bonus.

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CapTech Response
2y
Thank you for the review. Giving our consultants and internal team members flexibility to manage their work as they meet client and company expectations is a standard business practice for us. Work-life balance is baked into our values and our culture. Utilization can and does depend on many factors, and we encourage open dialogue between consultants and coaches to make sure our people have every opportunity to make the most of utilization and bench time.
1.0
Nov 29, 2023

Would NOT recommend

Anonymous employee
Recommend
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Pros

Having a job in this job market is the only pro

Cons

- Priorities shifted- compensation has been abysmal. They gave everyone a bump in salary to make themselves more competitive with the other consulting firms. We are still on the lower tier comparatively, but in the recent years, merit increases have been so low when they keep sponsoring golfers. - No company party this year, instead they're springing for an in office lunch! What about showing some employee appreciation? - Promotion process unclear- They keep saying promotions are 'lean' and there is a whole backlog of people going up for promotion. This is the 3rd round so we'll see how many people leave after this end of year round. Instead, they recognize those who schmooze their way up. - Focus on billable work but they keep rolling out required but useless programs to track client delivery. This is more work on those who have a team to manage.

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CapTech Response
2y
Compensation is always evaluated to keep us competitive in the market and give us an opportunity to reward our people with increases and bonuses. We also offer extended benefits, beyond the traditional suite, to support our people in all areas of their life. Like many companies, CapTech faced challenges in 2023, and we made decisions to best navigate headwinds for the business to sustain in the market and lead us into a strong 2024. We look forward to what the new year holds for our clients, people, and the business.
2.0
Nov 6, 2023

"Let's do next together" .... or not

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Pros

Some great people in the Atlanta office.

Cons

CapTech did a round of layoffs and then decided to do a verbal brand refresh. They sent a bunch of crappy swag to employees who survived the initial layoff with their new tagline "Let's do next together", and then they proceeded to lay off dozens of additional employees after that. This company purports to lead with their values and heavily promotes their "Employee Value Proposition", while in practice the environment is rife with bias, favoritism, and unfair treatment, and unless you're in the club with the right people, you won't be considered for any of the small amount of cool work that CapTech can actually win. Their pay is low, the work is not cool, and since moving to their national model post-COVID, there is almost nothing good to say about working at CapTech.

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CapTech Response
2y
We take all reviews seriously, and our responses to each review are intended to show that we are not only reading each but also caring enough to address any issues received. I appreciate you sharing your thoughts. This year has been challenging for our industry. Layoffs are never an easy or wanted decision to make, and CapTech did everything it could to minimize the number of incredible people affected. As I'm sure you can imagine, our verbal brand refresh initiated before we started to face the headwinds of the year, and brand updates are a necessary part of standard business and remaining current in ever-evolving industries like consulting and technology. Bias, favoritism and unfair treatment are not in our character and are never tolerated at CapTech. We're proud of the clients we partner with, winning business with Fortune 500 companies across industries, and a national model allows us to recruit and work with exceptional people all over the country. You're welcome to reach out directly if you want to further discuss your experience. -Katy Apostolides, Managing Director - HR
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