Senior only, no pyramid
There is no bench of junior generalists to delegate to. You do the work, and you are the person in the room when a client asks why. That is the model the firm is built on, not a stage it is growing out of.
Everyone we put in a client meeting has already run the function they are advising on. Our people answer in their own words, from work they did themselves, and leave behind support systems and documentation the client's team can run from.
Roles are posted when a scope exists, not to build a pipeline of applicants. If a role is listed, the work is real and starting.
Worth knowing before you apply, because it rules the role in or out faster than a list of technologies.
There is no bench of junior generalists to delegate to. You do the work, and you are the person in the room when a client asks why. That is the model the firm is built on, not a stage it is growing out of.
We hand the system to the client team and step back. Documentation and handoff quality are part of the deliverable rather than an afterthought, and they are assessed as such.
Clients are CFOs and operators. Explaining a tradeoff plainly to someone who will not read the code is a core skill here, not a soft one.
Engagements run against a written statement of work with a defined scope and a term measured in weeks. Extensions are explicit. Nobody is left guessing where they stand.
We are an equal opportunity firm. Every qualified applicant is considered without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or veteran status.
We keep notes on people we would want to call when a scope appears. A short note about what you have actually built is more useful than a resume. Write to gena@f3insights.com.