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Last updated Jan 25 2025
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Management Consultant Reviews

What is it like working as a Management Consultant?

July 2016
Management Consultant:
Pros: You develop in your career far quicker than going through industry.
Cons: The hours and lack of a true work-life balance.
July 2016
IT Management Consultant.
Management Consultant:
Pros: Reputation and training. Flexible Working Arrangements.
Cons: Low pay.
July 2016
Management Consultant:
Pros: Flexibility, downtime, ability to navigate through different progjects.
Cons: Repetitive work that is often grunt work.
June 2016
Good culture, perks, and challenging work.
Management Consultant:
Pros: Good culture, vision and mission but still at high level. Did not trickle down to day to day routine.
Cons: Hiper growth strategy results in focus on numbers only. Put culture at risk.
February 2016
Great firm, if you get a good project and team.
Management Consultant:
Pros: KPMG has a lot of resources, from reimbursement of training/certifications, to Volunteer Time Realse. It is great to work with intelligent, driven people. Generally speaking, there are a lot of different industries and types of projects you can work on, even travel in an international rotation if you wish.
Cons: While there are many available projects, moving to projects you want to work on is extremely difficult if your PML (People Management Leader) or project partners do not allow you to leave. You can be on long term projects that do not give you the exposure to new industries and clients, which is the highlight of a consulting career. Usually, you work very long hours, including weekends, and can starting at a low pay. Promotion and pay increases are heavily dependent on your PML and how your PML fights for you during Year-End discussions.
January 2016
Great corporate culture with high stress levels.
Management Consultant:
Pros: The corporate SecureState is pretty amazing. While the work is intense, we live by the "Work hard, Play hard" mentality.
Cons: A year at SecureState is like two years at any other job.
January 2016
Management Consultant:
Pros: The Challenge. The Intellectual Stimulation. The New persons I meet.
Cons: The solitude. The bad salary. The insecurity. The fact that I cannot delegate any part of the job.

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