1,177 Senior Consultant Reviews

"Worked on AJAX/JSON/XStream to handle the client-side calls from multiple dropdowns which are present in the application of project as senior consultant."

"My job as senior consultant was fantastic. I learned some new skills and worked with a few very good clients. I never regret for any opportunity. I even took it as a challenge. Overall my job is completely satisfactory."

"For an international skilled labor my recommendation is work at CapgeminI to learn the basics, when you are ready to think about your career growth move into a better company."

"Challenging work at and good pay. I like being able to do many different kinds of things."

"Consulting fits my approach to identifying and solving problems."

"I am happy what I am working on. But would like to move up the ladder by taking new challenges and new roles. I am thinking moving ahead as technical manager role."

"1. Challenging work. 2. Latest technologies. 3. Work pressure and timelines are tight."

"I love having the control and backing to make command decisions at the customer site. My expertise is sought after and respected."

"I love managing people and helping them achieve their goals on the project and in life. I am not a big fan of having to post pone my life in order to ensure the project and team works efficiently."

"It's a great chance to understand and learn new and complicated systems. It's like more focus on work, than what cube I'm placed to work. Explaining to people why you are always travelling is really hard and why I understand weird issues."

"I love to work as Hyperion Consultant."

"It's a great honor to me serving the organization.I want a challenging job, which is lacking here."

"I liked the job, the client facing experience, projects and the challenges offered. I don't like the fact I am grossly undervalued by my current employer and under paid currently."

"I love the supportive work environment and the ability to work on all types of projects."

"I was the only developer in the company, but used to get very minimal or no information from architects about implementation or clarity about requirements."