Consor reviews

3.3

41% would recommend to a friend

(129 total reviews)
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Patrick Cassity

35% approve of CEO

34% positive business outlook

Consor has an employee rating of 3.3 out of 5 stars, based on 129 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there.

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129 reviews
2.0
Jun 25, 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

-Good culture in the areas that organically grew -Mostly competitive pay

Cons

-Abrupt reduction in workforce with no solutions on how to distribute work -Hostile new C-Suite leadership installed by the private equity firm since the old CEO departed. -Company has no real vision other than to make money for the private equity firm leading to all time low employee morale.

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Consor Response
11mo
Thank you for sharing your feedback. In Consor’s partner-led model, every employee’s voice matters. When people speak up about what could be better, it helps shape the company we’re building together. We encourage you to share your thoughts with your supervisor or leaders so we can keep improving. Many members of our leadership team have been with Consor for years, including some since the beginning. This team is aligned around a clear vision shaped by nearly 200 leaders from across the company. As we grow, we remain committed to our people through programs like Consor Connect, education assistance, and professional development. These programs help foster community and encourage career development for our team members. We believe taking care of our people strengthens performance.
1.0
Jan 9, 2024

Age Discrimination

Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

The benefits are good and generous PTO.

Cons

In addition to the complaints of Consor being discriminatory against people of color and the LGBTQ community, they also heavily discriminate on age. Several times I saw older workers let go and replaced with younger workers with little to no experience. I witnessed an older worker who went on leave be let go the day their time expired while a younger worker who took extended personal leave was able to stay on for close to a year. HR wants the image of a young hip workforce as the expense of older experienced employees.

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Consor Response
2y
We take this review seriously. I am sorry to hear that what you witnessed was confusing to make sense of, however, I can assure you that we have zero tolerance for any form of discrimination or exclusion, which is demonstrated both in policy and in practice. Older, experienced employees are undoubtedly valuable assets to our teams. While circumstances for taking personal leave are often complex and sensitive, caring for our employees is always our top priorty. Taking personal leave is almost entirely unrelated to involuntary separations. In an instance of involuntary separation, regardless of age, unless there is misconduct or policy violation, separation is typically a last resort after other measures of performance improvement have already taken place. We believe that tenured team members have a wealth of experience and knowledge from which they can mentor and support our more junior team members. With collaboration as a core value here, diversity of age and experience help us create better solutions together as we glean expertise, views and ideas from teammates with different backgrounds. Although you're no longer working with us, my door is always open. If you are willing to share additional details, please reach out. I’d like the opportunity to address the concerns locally and make any changes necessary to create a great experience for all team members. I wish you all the best moving forward.
4.0
Feb 1, 2023

Company is growing

Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business Outlook

Pros

Good work/life balance. Benefits. Most of the team works from home now.

Cons

Too much work which leads to staff burnout. Career growth is limited within the company. Merger went from being all about the people to all about the money.

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Consor Response
2y
I'm pleased to hear you felt supported by work-life balance and our benefits. Staff well-being is a top priority, and we take concerns about team member burnout seriously. In our industry, there are natural peaks in workloads, and we're putting in frameworks to better monitor and forecast those peaks so we can adjust. We're hiring more talent (250+ so far in 2023!) to help distribute those peaks. It sounds like we missed the mark while you were with us in relaying the tremendous career growth opportunities with Consor. We rolled out our career pathways program in early 2023, providing employees insight into the different opportunities to grow their careers alongside us as we grow together as a firm. We know career growth is not always linear or streamlined - it can be squiggly and take different turns. We're excited to provide team members with a program that puts them in the driver's seat, providing greater visibility into the different tracks available, how to pivot toward a different path when interested, and how to plan for growth with your leaders and mentors across Consor.
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