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Consultant
Pay is quite standard for the market.
Leaders are rather nepotistic, so if you are not "connected" in some way, you may never get promoted nor get assigned to projects. For some weird reason, these Leaders also seem to prefer promoting youngsters who are fresh out of College or University over time above immigrants with a lot more years of experience. If your project happens to end and you are unable to get yourself on another within a few months, you may be also be laid off. I found the organization a weird one, its Leaders, even more so.
Good holidays/PTO Opportunity to work with different client
Hard to transfer to different industries
Great work experience with the best network
The pay is not great especially for a such an expensive city like San Diego
Consultant - engagement financial advisor
Good benefits and fun young people
Work is tough and meticulous
Good, learning and work was good
only 8-10% hike provided for 2 years
Associate
Benefits, summer time, travel places
Long Hours, busy, busy season
Analyst
Good environment, everyone is friendly
You will have to clear exam by 70% , if you fail once you are out of the company
Software developer
Good company work culture environment
Nothing much everything is good
Senior consultant
Good work life balance Opportunities
Sometimes limited freedom until director/partner level
Good exposure to the industry
Management does not care about employees