Proxima reviews

Great front line delivery people

Becoming an expert in doublethink at a level that would make Mr. Orwell proud; examples are plenty and below is a selection of the finer ones: - the management cares deeply about the wellbeing of its workforce, except when it comes to paying them competitively, reducing the hours they have to work on understaffed accounts, or creating a safe working environment by encouraging all employees to vaccinate against covid (in line with CDC & WH guidance) - the best way to grow a company is by forcing its workforce - whether the run-of-the-mill middle management types or capable loyalists who in all likelihood would have retired as Proximites - to leave (refer to other reviews for posts that have much more vividly captured the utter disgust people have felt about the furloughs) - the management is allegedly one of the most transparent in consulting, yet there's very little visibility into important topics such as performance evaluations (better work = smaller pay rise), profit share (record profit year didn't result in record bonus year), or sales outlook communications (poor mgmt decisions causing enough employees to leave to the extent you can't even staff projects became "we are sold out")