Disheartening Professional Experience - Consultant Sia Employee Review

1.0
Aug 22, 2023
Recommend
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Pros

Unfortunately, my time at Sia Partners didn't provide a substantial list of pros.

Cons

Racism and Unfair Treatment: It's deeply disheartening to report that instances of racism and unequal treatment were evident during my time at Sia Partners. Such behavior has no place in any professional environment and creates a toxic atmosphere that inhibits collaboration and growth. Lack of Room for Growth: The absence of clear pathways for career advancement left many of us feeling stifled and unappreciated. A workplace that doesn't prioritize employee growth hampers overall morale and motivation. Absence of Diversity and Expertise: The lack of diversity in perspectives and qualifications negatively impacted project quality and team collaboration. It's concerning when a company doesn't value the benefits that come from a diverse and educated workforce. Stagnation and Lack of Expertise: I encountered colleagues who lacked the necessary qualifications and expertise for the tasks at hand. This situation hindered project quality and was frustrating for those who were genuinely invested in their work. Unjust Compensation Disparities: I found it deeply unsettling that a colleague, who was a white male, was being compensated more despite working on less advanced senior clients than myself. This discrepancy in pay, based on factors beyond qualifications, highlights systemic issues within the company.

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Pros

Great team and interesting projects

Cons

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1.0
Jun 26, 2026
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Pros

Coworkers are nice and some managers are supportive

Cons

Low pay and the way year-end reviews are done is ajoke. Going above and beyond at this company means having to work 5-9 after your 9-5. They expect you to have no life for measly pay. Turn over rate is high. Offices are disjointed. Leadership are having "benchmarking" contests left and right for sales. Anyway good people are leaving this company because honestly, they expect you to just grind it out without the pay of a big tier firm. Gender diversity is also seriously lacking at the top.

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