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      BearingPoint

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      BearingPoint Manager/In reviews

      3.9

      84% would recommend to a friend

      (99 total reviews)
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      Matthias Loebich

      68% approve of CEO

      71% positive business outlook

      Ratings by category

      3.6

      Career opportunities

      3.5

      Culture & values

      3.5

      Diversity & inclusion

      3.5

      Senior management

      3.4

      Compensation and benefits

      3.2

      Work/Life balance

      Manager/In employees have rated BearingPoint with 3.9 out of 5 stars, based on 99 company reviews on Glassdoor. This indicates that most Manager/In professionals have a good working experience there. BearingPoint is rated in line with the average (within 1 standard deviation) by Manager/In professionals compared to other employers within the Management & Beratung industry (3.7 stars).

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      99 reviews
      3.0
      Mar 23, 2009

      BearingPoint review

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      Pros

      My colleagues and peers are great and I respect them.

      Cons

      Management above Manager level is not great; communication is terrible.

      3.0
      Mar 15, 2009

      Taking a chance might reap rewards

      Manager
      Recommend
      CEO approval
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      Pros

      BE, for what its worth, still pretty much lives and breathes the culture of a Big Four Consultancy. It has a pretty big knowledge base that you can tap, there are some great (online) courses, the culture is cooperative and result oriented, and there are still plenty people that one can learn the skills from. If you take your destiny in your own hands and act proactively, you can build a pretty steep learning curve.

      Cons

      Working at a company in Chapter 11 is not the savest job in the world. Then again, if you want job security, consultancy is probably not the best profession to be in. The company is working hard at cost cutting and improving productivity, and that brings some downside for employees. Many people have left and more good people will be leaving. If you're not supporting a whole family, you might take your chances: where a lot of people leave, the corporate ladder becomes a bit less crowded. Another downside of (any) big consultancy is that the level of bureaucracy is staggering. Prepare for forms in threefold, solution leaders, practice point of contacts, industry account holders buzzing round your head. In spite of this there are still entrepreneurial people around.

      3.0
      Mar 2, 2009

      Good training ground if you can deal with the current uncertainty

      Manager
      Recommend
      CEO approval
      Business Outlook

      Pros

      Working in consulting is a great way to be exposed to a variety of businesses and business functions. Consultants have the opportunity to work with senior leadership of name brand client companies and help them with significant initiatives. This type of senior level exposure is much less common for younger employees in industry positions.

      Cons

      In the current economic environment and with BearingPoint's recent bankruptcy filing the future is very uncertain.

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