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Adjoined Consulting |
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a great place to work |
| Date Posted: |
03/15/2005 |
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I work at Adjoined in our New York Office and have for a few years. The ongoing conversation on this board between mild mannered reporter and Corpliai has definitely caught my attention! The two of you suggest to us that you are speaking from experience with Adjoined and, while I mean no disrespect to either of you, the things you are conveying as facts are just plain not true. I won??t say that I can accurately argue revenue figures, organic-versus-acquired growth stats, or the VC rumor mill but your basic information is incorrect and misleading to folks that may be considering joining the company.
Just to touch on a few. I was with one of the elite strat houses you mention in your posting before being recruited to Adjoined and I have no regrets at all about my decision. I have a great job, I get to work with talented people and I do interesting work for my client. On my latest project, I have been working for 6 months with 12 other Adjoined professionals at a major CPG brand. Right now we have around 70 people in our New York office (actually located in 10 Exchange Place in Jersey City) and our office does project work for major banks, life sciences and CPG companies. Kevin Reid heads up our office and Adjoined??s Business Intelligence and Enterprise Architecture group and was recently PROMOTED to CTO.
You are entitled to your opinion and to the animosity if you feel your experience was bad at Adjoined but when representing ??facts?? you should refrain from fabricating information. This exchange is for professionals seeking career advice not for personal vendettas ?? Perhaps you are not former employees- but recruiters from another company trying to discredit us at Adjoined and if that is the case you undermine the value of this exchange.
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