Great client work and smart, supportive colleagues - a steep curve coming from Big4 - Manager Elixirr Employee Review

4.0
13 May 2026
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Pros

Lots of opportunities for interesting client work The people are super smart and really nice to work with If you work for the right Partners, they are very invested in you

Cons

Quite a lot of last minute travel - I flew to Africa at 24 hours notice I joined from EY, and it was a steep learning curve that was tough for new joiner Acquisitions are not operationally integrated which can be an ops pain

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5.0
24 Jan 2025
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Pros

Great group of people, engaging work, allows you to closely work with upper level management

Cons

Profit sharing model can be tough for recent college grads, requires a lot of self-motivation

1.0
10 Jan 2026
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Pros

Nice and helpful office management, free snacks.

Cons

Main focus on London employees, actively undercuts US labor market with the cheaper UK resources while selling US resources to clients. Unfocused leadership, executes inorganic growth, and puts no effort into integrating companies. For example, acquisition from 2 years ago still use legacy email. Solely focused on stock price, not people or performance, anytime you talk to a leader they’re actively watching or thinking about the stock price, not performance. People are a revolving door, just look at how many Glassdoor reviews there are for such a small company. Highly recommend avoiding if you are an experienced hire. They will make no effort to teach you their mysterious “Elixirr” way and will quickly cut you, made worse by US based senior managers who are good consultants but have no desire to help growth. Hearsay and gossip are rampant, many things I was told without asking turned out to not be true. Haven’t seen this level since high school. Partners struggle to identify project risk and are too slow to take action to salvage client, resulting in lost work.

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