Great Experience, Learning a Lot!: opiniones de empleados con el puesto de Analyst en Tactical Rabbit

Within this internship you develop your open-source intelligence skills as well as your analytical form of writing. Leadership was terrific at Tactical Rabbit and created a welcoming atmosphere. Great for personal and professional development!

It is a remote based internship, which can be a con for some individuals.

- There is never a dull moment at Tactical Rabbit, which was founded by the HSBC whistle blower Everett Stern. The fast-paced environment, accountability and nature of the work mean you’ll never be bored with what you’re doing. - Your work is important on both a small and big picture level. I’ve had experiences before where I felt like what I was doing had little meaning, or it was just unclear as to why I was doing what I was being asked to do -- not so at Tactical Rabbit. - Your contributions and efforts here will never go unnoticed or unrecognized. Put in the work and meet the expectations, and you will be rewarded. From doing an 8 pages report for a law firm on critical information derived from an anonymous source, to analyzing raw data for an important advocacy campaign, we seem to have all the great clients. - The CEO really tries to invest in everyone at the company across the board, from interns to analysts. The skills you learn on the job, and in the training paid and provided for by the company, are unparalleled and will really serve you down the line. The opportunity for personal and professional growth is really nice.

- Pretty demanding “always on” culture. Be prepared to receive messages/emails at all hours of the day that you’re expected to respond to. You also won’t be a stranger to tight turnaround times for assignments. And some of the former FBI & CIA agents can be a bit overbearing and demanding. - At the same time not much of a social culture. Although there are opportunities for real teamwork, everyone primarily works in their own lanes doing their own thing especially since Covid.