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114 Mitarbeiter:innen haben diesen Arbeitgeber mit durchschnittlich 3,5 Punkten auf einer Skala von 1 bis 5 bewertet.
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114 Mitarbeiter:innen haben diesen Arbeitgeber mit durchschnittlich 3,5 Punkten auf einer Skala von 1 bis 5 bewertet.
Looking back on my time at the company, I felt that the biggest challenge was not the client work but the internal organization. The consulting projects were interesting, but frequent changes in priorities and a lack of transparent communication from management often made it difficult to understand the company's direction. I also found career progression to be unclear, as expectations for promotions and professional development were not consistently communicated. At times, decisions seemed inconsistent, which created uncertainty and made it harder to plan my long-term career. I felt that the compensation and benefits did not fully reflect the level of responsibility and expectations associated with consulting in Switzerland. As the company continued to grow, some internal processes appeared underdeveloped, resulting in avoidable inefficiencies and frustration. While I appreciated my colleagues and the collaborative atmosphere, I believe stronger leadership, clearer communication, and a more transparent career framework would significantly improve the overall employee experience.
Die Firma wirkt nach außen professionell, aber intern herrscht ein hohes Maß an Unsicherheit und fehlender Struktur. Prozesse sind inkonsistent, Verantwortlichkeiten unklar, und Feedback wird selten ernsthaft berücksichtigt. Viele Mitarbeitende scheinen frustriert oder orientierungslos. Die Arbeitsbelastung ist hoch, während Wertschätzung und echte Entwicklungsmöglichkeiten eher gering ausfallen.
Homeoffice, so lange man es machen darf.
Parkplatzsituation befriedigend.
Es finden jähriche Teamevents.
Zu wenig Gehaltserhöhung.
Bei Karriere- und Beförderungsprozessen fehlt eine nachvollziehbare und faire Struktur.
Nach außen ziemlich unbekannt.
Meine Erfahrung mit diesem Unternehmen war enttäuschend. Nach außen präsentiert sich die Firma als consulting IT-Unternehmen, in der Praxis handelt es sich jedoch überwiegend um Arbeitnehmerüberlassung bzw. Personalvermittlung. Die tatsächlichen Tätigkeiten und Entwicklungsmöglichkeiten entsprechen nicht immer dem Eindruck, der im Bewerbungsprozess vermittelt wird. Zudem wirkt das Unternehmen wenig wachstumsorientiert und bietet nur begrenzte Perspektiven für die berufliche Weiterentwicklung.
Ich bin unter anderem wegen des Gehalts gewechselt. Es ist okay vor 4 Jahren gewesen, jedoch frisst die Inflation das Gehalt auf.
Projektabhängig. Es gibt kleine Grüppchen die sich untereinander unterstützen, ansonsten kein Zusammenhalt.
Die technische Ausstattung ist insgesamt solide. Mitarbeitende erhalten standardmäßig einen Laptop und Smartphone.
Man ist ein Mitarbeiter von vielen.
Meine Zeit in diesem Unternehmen war leider durchweg negativ. Die Arbeitsatmosphäre war angespannt, Wertschätzung gab es kaum, und grundlegende Strukturen oder klare Prozesse fehlten völlig. Entscheidungen wurden willkürlich getroffen, Kommunikation war unprofessionell und oft widersprüchlich. Kritik wurde nicht angenommen, sondern als persönlicher Angriff gewertet.
Auch die Führungskultur war enttäuschend: Statt Unterstützung oder Orientierung gab es Druck, Misstrauen und unrealistische Erwartungen. Mitarbeitende wurden nicht ernst genommen, und viele verließen das Unternehmen aus genau diesen Gründen.
Ich kann diesen Arbeitgeber leider nicht weiterempfehlen. Für mich war es die schlechteste berufliche Erfahrung, die ich bisher gemacht habe.
If you are entrepreneurial and you want to build a winning team, Arcondis is the right place to be
Open communication;
employees are valued;
Good feedback culture;
Reliable collaboration.
Homeoffice is well accepted! Performance is valued.
Feedback or inputs are always welcome to my supervisor.
Modern and open space office. Free coffee, snacks …I liked regularly employee events in the office - like pizza Friday.
Good to remain informed on Swiss Town Halls and Global Town Halls
Company is in a transition phase which is great to participate
Yes but would they listen?
Business development is recognized well, everything else does not matter it seems. While it is always hard to judge on what is fair, trust is evidently more a word on the kitchen wall than something you experience.
The ice is melting - discordant tones get louder especially towards the leadership team their questionable decisions on the on side and the lethargy on other topics .
You have great freedom in how you plan and organize your work. As long as the customer is satisfied and your results meet expectations, you enjoy a high level of autonomy. There’s also a system that supports working from countries other than your location.
Every employee has a educational budget that can be used what is great. To have a career and or even be recognized you need be easy wo work with, march along, applaud the leadership team, stop asking too many tough - but neccessary -questions and do business development. If you deviate from that you will get you crucified if not even prone for the next lay off.
Base salary plus benefits is comparable to the competition but (obviously) not with customers.
We switched from PET to glass bottles for free drinks!
The team is great, and there's strong cohesion among colleagues. Support requests are seldom turned down. Collaboration between organizational units could be improved.
As far as I can tell they are well accepted and their experience is appreciated
There is (no) honor among thieves! Power games, intrigues and hidden agendas are obvious. There is almost no accountability taken in the Leadership Team. Decisions drag on forever without obvious reasons. The consequences to missteps on that level are blamed onto the workforce up to laying people off while the responsible leaders get new roles or promotions. There is no admitting of failures. Failed changes are accepted and later reversed, with leaders celebrating it as a breakthrough applauding each other. The go to solution is to create a committee for a topic mainly consisting out of Leadership Team members or people that march along nicely what slows everything down with debatable impact. In case a Leadership Team member starts marching to a different beat the group will make sure that the person marches somewhere else. Some of the newly appointed line managers lack basic leadership skills, which is acknowledged as not being a current priority to be worked on.
The new Allschwil office is excellent. However, internal systems are outdated and hard to use, with many Excel files and SharePoint sites that employees must constantly maintain.
Many internal meetings share information without providing clarity on reasons, next steps, or outcomes. Leadership emails often have 20% relevant content and 80% filler, missing key details on the why and how. Internal systems are difficult to use and lack the clarity needed across different levels. Depending on who you talk to you get different answers that range from aligned to contradictory what does not help building trust.
Overall, there appears to be a good gender balance up to middle management. Above that level, leadership is mostly male, though Arcondis recently added a female board member.
It depends on the project. Most are interesting, but when one ends, the available options might be less appealing or outside your expertise. Declining a project is generally not well received.
Talented and committed colleagues at the operational level
Flexible working options
Exposure to interesting projects and clients, when we can deliver
The company is in a difficult financial situation, and this is becoming increasingly visible.
No bonuses have been paid for the past two years, and current salary levels are not competitive for the market.
High turnover: multiple senior leaders, including the CCO, have left recently, and more exits are expected.
The leadership team lacks both relevant experience and a proven track record. Many strategic decisions appear disconnected from reality.
Employee morale is low, and workloads are high due to constant departures and unclear priorities.
Communication from management is vague and reactive, with limited transparency about the company’s direction.
Be honest with your employees. Acknowledge the company’s financial challenges and stop pretending everything is under control. Prioritize rebuilding trust by involving experienced leaders and making the well-being of your people a real priority. Without a major shift in culture and governance, the downward trend will continue.
Depends heavily on the project
In Arcondis itself it depends a lot on who you get on really well with
Depends heavily on the project
Further training is often promoted
Current status towards the lower average
Got worse over the last few months
Atmosphäre, Grosszügig bei Spesen, Team Kollegen
N/A
Direktere Kommunikation mit den Consultants beim Kunden
Einzigartige Arbeitsatmosphäre
So verdient kununu Geld.