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Management Consultant Reviews
What is it like working as a Management Consultant?
September 2022
Huge growth opportunities.
Management Consultant in Toronto:
Pros: Significant growth. Opportunity to build team and client relationships
Cons: Brought in a level below where I should be and deferred promotion for another year due to timing. Gaps in process and tools compared to other large systems integration competitors.
August 2022
Unappreciated and underpaid.
Management Consultant in Brisbane:
Pros: The line staff are wonderful hard working young people
Cons: I train department heads on how to do their jobs because they are failing and their general manager is incapable of holding them accountable, the general manager even consults me on decisions and yet they earn from $15 to $55 per hour more than I do
May 2022
Innovative and Challenging.
Management Consultant in Johannesburg:
Pros: I love my supportive team culture
Cons: There is a culture of distrust in the broader organisation
February 2022
A good place to work for a self-starter with industry experience.
Management Consultant in Atlanta:
Pros: Opportunity for dynamic work that stretches me and affords avenues to take on new challenges with frequency, leveraging my skills and experience.
Cons: The bureaucracy of working at a larger firm can easily swallow you. If you don’t advocate for yourself and meet others you’ll struggle to succeed.
November 2021
So far so good.
Management Consultant in Washington:
Pros: Seems to be flexibility in what you specialize in
Cons: Lots of emphasis on doing extra work outside of client engagements
October 2021
To build a working positivity and balancing productivity.
Management Consultant in Den Bosch:
Pros: Ability to relate with scholars at Shell oil company in order to affect the globe positively.
Cons: Positivity vibes working force.
September 2021
Management Consultant in Washington:
Pros: Great opportunities to grow, thousands of SMART and AMBITIOUS people, lost of focus on Inclusion and Diversity.
Cons: Like every company, the longer you stay the less they *try* to pay you. You need to jump ship every now and then to keep companies paying you top dollar out of the fear of losing you.
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