Analyst Review

Analyst within Technology Consulting, working with wide range of public and private sector clients and projects. Depending on client work will range from interaction with clients. Work varies significantly from project to project ensuring a wide range of responsibilities and tasks.

Gained multiple qualifications within the professional industry, alongside studying for an Undergraduates degree in Business Technology. There are also opportunities to develop skills on everyday tools such as Microsoft Excel and work on soft skills such as communication and project management.

I find the work to be interesting and rewarding, and the people and culture to be one that reflects well on life inside and outside work with opportunities to develop outside the workplace. There are opportunities to travel, which are enjoyable in the short-term, but have the potential to affect work-life balance if you are based away for a long period of time.

I feel there is good framework for recognition and appreciation by managers and colleagues with feedback provided in various ways.

The programme is well structured, with an induction course to the company and the wider professional area. There are times when things could be communicated better, which is normal in a large company with so many colleagues. Support varies from project to project, as it is decided on an individual basis and does not necessarily reflect the company.

The training provider provides a good support network that all students can avail of.

I have experienced a lot of support in my time with the company in regards to my work, and my life within the company. Support is available to those who seek it out.

Salary is above adequate for meeting costs of independent living.

There are many company events and activities that are available to attend if you wish. There are partnerships with local charities for volunteer work and a framework for you to spend time volunteering. There is a good initiative of healthy living, physically and mentally.

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Good work, experience and salary.

Research the company, speak to those who work there, prepare for interview, make clear which opportunities and experiences you wish to avail of, and those you don't.