Boston Consulting Group reviews

Management is the worst I've experienced in my many years of experience. Company culture is more important to them and the job you do and who you support, meaning: if you dont go to happy hours, attend internal events, add more workload for fun, then you are not trying hard enough to earn a promotion. I've never been in such a toxi place. There is no work/life balance, again - there is no work/life balance. You will work long hours, expected to be available after hours, but will be told not to add overtime because you should do your job in the allocate time. This place affected my mental health in ways I never imagined. The new RTO policy is pushing many fantastic employees out the door, as management is going towards office is better than remote now, so you are required to be in office x amount of days, and parking is not included.

-Long hours (but expected) -The Miami office is unfortunately run by an indian gang. They are protected and seem to be untouchable, some of them thinking of themselves as superiors (this doesn't apply to every Indian person; just the few that are involved in this scheme) - You oftentimes must put on a fake act so that you will be seen as favorable to the "feds" inside the office. - Your experience will completely depend on your project and your leaders. You can have great leaders that make a project enjoyable or a more difficult project bearable, or you can have horrible leaders that will make any project you are in unbearable. - Team and case reviews are often biased and inaccurate, as your team leaders, if bad leaders, will practically force you to answer positively through small indirect acts of intimidation. Even though these are anonymous, teams are compromised sometimes of 2 or 3 members, so they will more than likely know who is responding to what.