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Acquity Group

Acquired by Accenture

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Great start but fizzling out - Anonymous employee Acquity Group Employee Review

3.0
Aug 12, 2009
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Good location, nice office space. Early on it was a great place to work with a lot of energy. This has gone and the new motto is "sell your way out of it". that sums up the company vision and strategy. Our CEO is a great sales guy but is all operations. No strategy. Rather than fire people up with vision, he rambles on about operational stats.

Cons

Management doesn't understand how to grow the business. They are stuck. It's hard to see any career growth when we don't hire in fresh, young blood and the same group of guys will always be running the show. I was just promoted, but it was a social promotion. You can only be in management if you are in sales.

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- Great clients, great projects - Excellent coworkers at a peer level for knowledge-work positions - Base salary was pretty okay - Despite the pressures and the faceless life of being a below-direct-level cog here, your job is actually pretty secure if you're at least adequate at what you do

Cons

Work/life balance is non-existent. You will get scheduled for several meetings and this is generally outside of your control, but you will be expected to make up ALL of that meeting time in billable work. This includes an hours-long annual company meeting. Other factors beyond your control may greatly extend your expected hours in a given week, and this stuff can even crop up as a total surprise on, say, a Friday and suddenly you are required to pull an all-nighter. Rank is everything at Acquity Group. If you are below Director level, you are a faceless, interchangeable cog. Account Managers and Engagement Managers are sometimes almost outright antagonistic toward developers (though a few of them are great). One or two will gladly throw you under the bus to protect themselves, and this sometimes involves bending the truth to do so. There is no real concept of high quality tech sales. Sales staff seemingly guess at what can be done/is possible, and then you're on the hook to deliver it.

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