Pros
Rightpoint is a great place to work, and is one of the few places that I have worked that has a set a values that actually mean something. The founders and leadership team care about enabling everyone here to do something that they are passionate about, and put a lot of thought into the feedback we give in our quarterly surveys to ensure that action is being taken to make the company even better. When we gave feedback that we wanted a ping-pong table at the new office, not just the pool table, within months we had one. When there was feedback that we wanted healthier food in our weekly snack/food Peapod order, fruit became a standard part of the order within weeks. Little things I realize, but those little things go a long way. The company is very transparent which is super refreshing. The culture here is one where everyone takes pride in what we do and the community that has been built here. Work-life balance is fantastic and I have a manager who trusts me and gives me the support that I need to be successful. I am consistently amazed by the people that I work with and what the team is able to accomplish for our clients. I'm proud to work here and look forward to coming in to work, which isn't something that happens as much as it should anymore. We also do a lot of fun events like Brain Food Fridays/Friday Lunches, "Rightpint" Happy Hours, Chili Cookoffs, community service events, 5K races, which I would say are all kind of "icing on the cake" of just being around great people every day. Are we perfect? Of course not - but I see constant evolution and improvements every day and see the company putting ongoing effort into keeping Rightpoint a special place to work.
Cons
I think as we grow it's becoming harder and harder to keep that small company feel, which of course is natural but something I know we need to pay attention to. I've seen some improvements with new programs to help with this which is encouraging.