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61% utilization as a first year associate. RIP
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I'd coast
Nothing to gain other than probably more work!
And coast the next couple months...?
Granted you confirm what expected deliverables are you and you actually are ahead of schedule
Review what you have, get a second opinion from someone you respect, and submit it. Yeah you can coast of course but don't you want to show that you're excelling so you can get positive feedback at year end as well as develop positive relationships
Show what you have to your SM/Director and say you would like their feedback.
Really depends if its fixed cost. Client will not be happy if they clearly overpaid by a significant margin
I never have this problem but that's cause I'm a shitty consultant
Fixed price or T&M? And what do you stand to gain from showing your hand?
Thats on the partner or director. I dont think OP is either and probably is not a manager.
Do an analysis of what's gained in respect/rating vs what's lost in the extra work they'll heap on you as long as you work for them, you have the time