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Be very careful - many promises not met, get your money upfront and don't expect a raise. - Senior Consultant Keane Employee Review

1.0
Feb 6, 2009
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Pros

Access to training such as SkillPort Depending on the area of the country there are some good regional offices, my experience does not mesh with what I know some others have experienced, so talk to people in your area to determine if yours is a good office.

Cons

They do not follow through on their financial commitments, and when you take on a higher bill rate with more responsibility they tell you that you are salaried and do not get an increase other than at normal cycles. Even at those normal cycles you will get little, if anything. I was also incredibly discouraged by their lack of development opportunities. We had to band together on our own, without their assistance to create a community at the client location where we could share information. They sell the idea of their "bench" as a benefit, but they do no proactively search for positions when there are many staff coming off assignment (not sure of the cause, maybe understaffed in that area) but if you aren't constantly calling them to make sure your name is at the top of the list then you will likely end up being laid off after a few weeks.

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Pros

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Cons

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2.0
Jul 16, 2010
Recommend
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Pros

They pay you. There's a severance package, if you can hold out for a year.

Cons

There haven't been any raises across the board for two years and no one above 90K is having 401K matched. The people I knew when I started were not there at the end--I can only think of one project person who was still there that I knew...and I wasn't isolated. It feels like the company is just playing at it rather than taking business development and employee retention seriously. I honestly cannot figure out how they can keep contracts. The proposal office must be very good, because my impression is that dedication to oversight of projects is basically nonexistent. In neither case was my PM for the Keane portion of the contract actually onsite.

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