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3.1

40% would recommend to a friend

(734 total reviews)
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Scott McIntyre

38% approve of CEO

33% positive business outlook

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1.0
Apr 19, 2024

Disorganized & Profit-First

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Pros

Interesting work and great teams filled with smart people. Benefits are decent, not anything special.

Cons

Terrible onboarding. Poor work-life balance, as you are expected to contribute to business development and internal organizations on top of a full client workload in order to get a raise, bonus, or promotion. Guidehouse underbids on contracts, resulting in short-staffed teams. Recently, leadership took away floating holidays and raised the utilization targets, affecting WLB even more. Compensation below market rate. RTO mandate. Training, support, and mentorship for college graduates and early career professionals nonexistent. Unlimited PTO is actually really stressful. Employee morale is exceptionally low. Downright terrible internal teams--HR, expense, and comms are especially bad.

1.0
Apr 17, 2024

as bad as it gets

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Pros

typical benefits package, health insurance and all, 401k partial match. work life balance is good as they have no idea what employees are actually doing (how well performing) on subcontracts.

Cons

- they failed to apply salary raise - so I ended up being paid like 10K short for the year. Salary in ADP showed one number, and I was paid lower. Check what they pay you each period! - takes forever to hear anything from manager, even when you should get prompt response by their own rule book. Sometimes you emails to manager are just lost or ignored. - yearly review is a joke. they have no idea how their employees are progressing or not. neither do they care. - they generally care very little about the employee satisfaction, as long as you're not leaving for another job - DTO means that they can reject your vacation when they feel like it. no consistency across employee base - promotion opportunities limited to the positions at the some other subcontract which is probably even worse than your current subcontract. so bad they can't find anybody outside to fill that position. - managers are overworked - bureaucracy level too high

4.0
Apr 6, 2024
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Pros

Great benefits, competitive pay, good people

Cons

Doesn’t afford the same in person engagement with colleagues as other consulting firms

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