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Last updated Jan 29 2025
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Management Consultant Reviews

What is it like working as a Management Consultant?

August 2021
Good place to work.
Management Consultant in London:
Pros: flexibility, trust, scope for different projects
Cons: difficult to determine how they justify pay and bonuses,
July 2021
Family Atmosphere.
Management Consultant in Atlanta:
Pros: Support for continuous learning, family-like atmosphere, transparency
Cons: Lack of diversity in opportunities, small-size company growing pains
May 2021
TCS can offer a lot of good experience and exposure but we are often stuck up in pity politics and favouritism.
Management Consultant in Chennai:
Pros: the exposure to senior leadership roles at a relatively young experience level
Cons: Career growth is completely depend on favouritism. There are too many leaders with difference leadership directions. Back stabbing is considered a positive trait. this often leads to poor team culture and team spirit. Cross organization collaboration is often a failure
May 2021
Good company, good culture.
Management Consultant in Washington:
Pros: 40 hour week, continuous feedback, good management
Cons: Consulting in general is a stressful job and is quite demanding in your Mental reserves and patience
March 2021
Vibrant and Connected.
Management Consultant in Melbourne:
Pros: A great metropolitan city, very liveable, good culture, nice people
Cons: Public transport, price of living,
January 2021
Management Consultant in Chicago:
People Thrown Under the Bus Left and Right. Consultants have egos no matter what firm we speak about. However, a firm’s culture will determine how those egos interact with one another. At Capco I have seen people thrown under the bus so many times that I honestly believe that *this* is Capco’s culture. The firm struggles to close on engagements with top businesses. Many of the engagements are working with fairly junior managers executing typical daily business tasks. Capco will sell you something different in your interview. Take it with a grain of salt.
January 2021
Challenging and Welcoming.
Management Consultant in Louisville:
Pros: I like the varied opportunities and the ability to work both with clients and Centric employees. The way we are respected as people, but also challenged to achieve is fantastic.

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