What a terrible company to work for - Recensione dipendente - Director presso Frontline Consultancy

I am a classic example of what hard work and dedication can bring with this company. I started just over 7 years ago as a Junior SAP B1 Consultant, when I joined I was overwhelmed by the skill of the team then, (worth stating that over 90% of that original team still works at Frontline) I was mentored through my role and trained to get the right skills, I progressed to a Senior SAP B1 Consultant, then to SAP B1 Disional Manager and now I am the Director of Professional Services for the company and on the Board of Directors. If you put in the hrad work and dedication, you will be supported throughout your whole career journey with this company. The company is undergoing massive transformation at the moment, learning from the growing pains of a small business. The business is now moving into its next phase of growth with Customers at the very centre of everything it does and its employees are being put at the very focal point of this transformation. New initiatives are in place to ensure that all employees have both a personal and career development plan, huge investment has been made into the company for this, well above and beyond what you would expect for a company of its size. Its employees are its most valued assets.

Made mistakes like all SME companies experiencing growth have, wrong management and structure was in place, this has now been replaced top-down, the changes are starteling.

The people are the greatest asset with an amazing depth of skills and enjoyable personalities to work with. As a senior consultant my voice is listened to and my opinion always noted, no matter how controversial. I feel like a valued employe in terms of my experience, technical skills and the contribution I make to the business both internally and the glowing impression I make meeting clients.

My specialisms are in technical areas which the company struggles to sell, as the sales team tend to stick to what they can sell best. That being SAP consultancy, outsourced IT support and managed hosting services. The latter being a small scale version of "The Cloud" which the big players like Microsoft and Amazon can do cheaper, more quickly and more efficiently.