Pros
People are nice, lot's of company events
Cons
A lot of in house marketing designed to make you feel that it's not an outsource though it is. Remember, to Tikal you are a resource, and you will be treated as such. When your interests will clash with the client's they will pick a side and it won't be yours. No interest in your personal well being. The client always comes first. Most of the clients will treat you as a second class citizen since you are an outsource worker and you'll receive the kind of work that no one of the client's employees wants to do . Working in this model made me appreciate the places I've worked in the past and my current place where I'm seen as a human being and I feel like I matter During the recruitment I was promised lots of things that turned out to be far from the truth... I wouldn't recommend.