Opportunity to ascend - Anonymous employee AIIR Consulting Employee Review

- The people are great to work with as they are very authentic, intelligent, and thoughtful. - The work and impact we have in partnering with leaders at well-known companies and brands give you experience with a variety of clients across verticals and locales around the world.  - AIIR understands that the future is remote, so it is equipped to function in a hybrid environment and is focused at bringing teams in-office a couple times per year to build connection. The company's core offering is focused on virtual coaching, so feels aligned.  - Very entrepreneurial environment, with ability for you to build skills and advance your career if you have grit and strategic vision to help pioneer a path forward. - Great work-life balance as the company is flexible to your needs and is focused on results. Parents are able to balance their family needs with work.  - The company also runs engagement surveys. As a direct result, they rolled out lots of updated benefits that are fairly generous for a smaller organization last summer. Comp is competitive. They use Justworks, so if you are familiar with that offering it's that. There's also a company 401k contribution without requiring that you match. AIIR doesn't seem to spare any expense in providing a new Macbook Pro, company swag, and subsidizing hardware to set up a home office if you need. - Offices just outside of Philly are fresh and up to date, with space for both quiet work and collaboration. It's complete with a small in-office gym and showers. There's catered lunch a couple of times a week, and a kitchen with beverages and snacks. -Bootstrapped built and funded--so we're not chasing the whims of investors and unachievable numbers despite being a start-up. Feels like every year we're set to work towards ambitious but achievable growth. - Leadership is open to hearing you out on a 1:1 basis. They veer towards solutions-oriented, so depending on who you have a forum with they might not entertain generalized complaining. The constructive feedback I've shared has been well received to date.