Tokiota Reviews

not really good customers, far from the beginning

It's the typical spanish consultancy firm: You'll be in a client, you don't know them, well, maybe once per year and it's very frustrating to communicate with them. I asked once for a lumbar support cushion (by Spanish law this have to be provided by the employer) and they just ignored me. The same happened with software licences and other basic requests. So, you could be lucky and be on an nice project, or be dammed and be dropped on a bad one, this company has high personel rotation, it's mainly for I just described. However, as a consultancy firm, it's not one of the worsts around the marked, if you just got your degree, it's for sure a god starting point.