You've got to be here to experience the joy of working! - Senior Analyst Fractal Employee Review

5.0
Jan 19, 2016
Recommend
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Pros

1. Some of the best Analytics work is done here in collaboration with some of the best minds. 2. The atmosphere is energetic, full of zeal and it motivates you to give your best. 3. There is a great emphasis on work-life balance; be it through extra-curricular activities or the utmost flexibility given to the employees. 4. The level of transparency is unparalleled right up to the top level.

Cons

1. The middle management (especially laterals) bring in their own set of values and find it difficult to adhere to the Fractal way of working. This dilutes the Fractal experience for some people. 2. If you are not in the mood to learn new things every day, Fractal isn't the place for you.

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