Great Place to Work - Consultant Fractal Employee Review

4.0
18 Feb 2019
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

1. Meritocracy 2. Value to people 3. Continuous emphasis on learning 4. Employee Satisfaction & Engagement 5. Diversity in work/domains 6. No micromanagement, complete ownership of work 7. Direct client interaction

Cons

Cons 1. Life gets too comfortable at times

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Fractal Response
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Thanks for the detailed review. Great to see that you are experiencing the culture as it was designed. When the values and people principles are followed in spirit, the culture comes to life. Agree that we need to preserve the culture and values for generation of Fractalites. Do feel free to reach out to me directly should you have further input. Best wishes for fulfilling career! Regards, Raj

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