Join Logic if you enjoy….
• Kool-aid. Yes Kool-aid. Get ready to drink lots of it because there is NOTHING this company values more than their employees drinking this stuff for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Don’t kid yourself though, even if you drink lots of it, don’t think you will be part of the cool kids club. This company expects unwavering loyalty but in return will throw you out when it serves their purpose. They view everyone is expendable.
• Career suicide at a firm that cares more about their bottomline than their consultants career growth.
• Being reviewed by managers and directors that you have never worked with a day in your life and be punished career-wise because they review you by their own perception of you instead of factual evidence.
• Taking on 3 full-time jobs at the same time. First will be your project that you are expected to go above and beyond for you client and clock over-time for and not be paid a single penny for. Second job you will have is the extra internal initiatives you will need to participate in to show your dedication to the company. Third job you will have is to market yourself 24/7 and be as loud as possible about your achievements. Even if you didn’t actually do much to contribute, as long as you are loud about it, they will reward you for it.
• Being undervalued by the firm and placed in projects that a monkey can do with a day of training. Logic is big on talking about complex and exciting projects but truthfully, they get 1 or 2 of those projects a year and its always given to those they trust the most. The rest of the firm will get staff aug projects that will rot your brain.
• Having the least approachable managers that expect you to bend over backwards for them but when you need help at any point, will pull rank and try to pawn it back off on you.
• Getting reminded that you will never be enough for the firm and you will have to prove yourself over and over again but not be rewarded even if you have proven yourself multiple times. Lots of my colleagues are stuck in a position where they are doing amazing work with their clients but Logic lacks to recognize their actual value.
• Compensation that is below market standards and gives out raises that is below the yearly inflation rate.
• When things are spoken in confidence to your managers or directors, it will be used against you. Its impressive how many backstabbing individuals there are at this company. Even if you show an ounce of realness and honesty, make sure you bucket in because you are in for the ride of your life.
• Having a sales team that focuses on how they look and how many cold calls or meetings they have set up instead of learning the capabilities of the consulting group they need to sell. It is laughable that Logic gives so much credit to the sales team when the consultants that are on the ground working are the ones that are bringing in extra work and project expansions.
• Empty promises from leadership. Lots of them. Get ready to be more disappointed than the GoT finale.
• Rigged consultant satisfaction surveys. Logic carries out these surveys for the consulting body to take to see what them as a company is lacking and how to improve. Well if you rigged the results, you will never improve. The consulting body talks and lets just say most if not all included compensation as their top 3 on things they would like to see improved. Funny that during the all hands meeting, compensation was listed near the bottom.
• Letting people take advantage of you and your work. Those above you will take credit to your work and you can say nothing about it.
It’s interesting to read all the comments in Logic 2020’s reviews because all the ones that are honest are 1-2 stars while all the ones that are 5 stars is just a marketing ploy that is done by their sales and marketing team to boost their awful rating. If you want to really understand how working at logic is, do not trust the 5 star ratings. Take a look at the ones with 1-2 stars and you will see how working for this firm is actually like.
I don’t expect the firm to reply to this review but incase that you do. Please spare us the theatrics. We are not in the acting business, but if we were, this firm will get 100% on Rotten Tomato or IMDB. This review corroborates with many other reviews on this forum. What I have said has been echoed by many and will continue to be echoed by consultants to come. Quit playing games and step up.
