The Sales leadership at Statera operates like an old boys club. They have a practice of hiring junior reps, giving them no mentoring or support, and then waiting until they find a big deal before squeezing them out and feeding the business to the sales managers (who carry a sales bag) or senior account executives who are "in the club".
They will chase any type of work and will leverage contractors or prospective hires, and sales assets from practices that no longer exist to appear that they can do the work. If they win, they will staff these projects mostly with hourly or 1099 employees, so delivery is a major weakness. And be prepared to be let go if you're a consultant and hit the bench for more than a week.
I know a few people who still work there today (2014) and it seems nothing has changed.