I'm also the first person to jump on the "ridicule corporate sloganisms" bandwagon (and I'll jump on this one too since it's pretty absurd), but TW, unlike most

I'm also the first person to jump on the "ridicule corporate sloganisms" bandwagon (and I'll jump on this one too since it's pretty absurd), but TW, unlike most consultancies I've had the (dis)pleasure to work with is actually really good at delivering software projects to clients. In a world where most corporate software projects are a complete failure, TW would be one of the few companies that knows how to deal with difficult ass-backwards clients and still deliver software that does was the client wanted it to do (instead of what they asked for). FWIW, I've never worked there, but I have worked for a company that has hired them and I've worked with numerous TW employees after they've left Thoughtworks to pursue other career paths.