Strong client exposure but limited advancement culture - Vice President Guy Carpenter Employee Review

I enjoyed working for them. The benefits and perks of working with them have been an honor.

I just had to travel

I'm not there anymore. Fair pay. Started out great.

Midway through a year-long contract I already started looking. It was an extremely boring place to work. This is the kind of place where you stay within your boundary. In other words, if you are an architect, you design diagrams all day. No hands-on work - even if you know what you're doing. I was even rebuked on several occasions for working with a developer to help him out. I was told I needed to tell him to ask someone else responsible for that. If you like to do hands on and you are an architect, you will hate it here.