KAI Partners reviews

No budget for equipment for remote workers (most employees are remote), who have to spend their own money on mouses, monitors, etc. Abysmal time off policy Even though clients are government agencies, KAI employees do not get the same holidays off If a holiday such as Christmas or New Years Day falls on a weekend, KAI employees do not get a paid holiday during the week CEO has high standards but is unable to communicate what those are and is not available for support Unclear corporate structure: different managers want different things and there are too many cooks in the kitchen, which stresses out the staff and wastes time and resources--not good for productivity

Benefits could be improved. Focus is on hours worked for client, although professional development or life balance are touted, that's not what what occurs in practice. What matters is generating billable hours; fair, since that's the single revenue source, but it's demoralizing to know that's all your good for.