Thoughtworks reviews

Customer commitment comes first - don't join if you don't want to make some sacrifices for the customer We're a collective - we succeed when everyone takes ownership of the company. There are tough times, and you'll need to be tough during that time. Life on the road isn't easy - involves a lot of travel. Don't expect a ready made career path - you need to have a passion and drive towards it.

Be prepared for the president of the company to insult your religious beliefs Consultants are expected to be on the road Sun thru Thurs and in the office on Friday. Basically work more than 50 hours per week- not including travel Little respect for non-liberals and the military US leaders are not well educated in business management and don't have good relationships with non-managers Very disorganized No respect for operations people and non-consultants Lots of staff turnover New comers are outside the clicks and don't get treated equally Employee morale is very low-- people don't feel appreciated No mentoring or formal learning opportunities Keep in mind that when they win the Best Places to Work Awards its only because they pay for them.