Summit Consulting reviews

Summit does a great job of allowing its employees to work from anywhere in the world and come and go into the office whenever they desire. The work Summit does is impactful on everyday Americans and you do feel a sense of purpose when you enjoy different projects.

It's been quite a long time since I was a Summiteer, it was amazing for my career and the last job where I truly felt I had a "work family" -- or at least some close friends among my coworkers. I was Summit's first IT person, being the odd transplant from the midwest. An old friend of mine who is still there was talking to me the other day and it inspired me to write this review. Someone posted some awful review and people thought it was me. To clarify, I admired the leaders I worked with, and the former CFO, my old boss, taught me more than I ever learned about being compassionate as a leader, even taking hits or running interference for the team to let people work on what they do best and leave the rest. I miss the chatter in the old food truck lines. In a post-COVID world, I can only imagine what it's like, it was the sharing of common space, friendly faces that brought down guards and let people trust each other, leading to excellent communication and collaboration. In short, when I think of Summit days, I get nostalgic, but I wish Summit all the best and all the success!