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Guys there’s this boot camp that I came across that trains people to get jobs in Top consulting firms and has a fee plan wherein you pay once you get placed. I just wanted to know if someone here has any experience with this ?
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Because they have a weird culture in their workplace.
Thanks for being specific
Great question also curious
The biggest drivers:
1. Private equity money changed the game. Grant Thornton closed a major growth investment from New Mountain Capital in 2024, explicitly to accelerate strategy, invest in technology, talent, and client solutions. That kind of capital usually means faster hiring in practices that can sell transformation work.
2. Advisory is being built as a growth engine. Recent reporting says Grant Thornton’s U.S. advisory business has doubled to about $1.5B, with aggressive hiring from competitors and a push to become a stronger middle-market consulting player.
3. AI transformation creates change work. GT announced a $1B, three-year AI and technology investment across its platform, and recent reporting says partner bonuses are now tied to AI adoption. That creates internal and external demand for adoption, governance, stakeholder engagement, training, and behavior change — all change management work.
4. The job descriptions are tied to Workforce Transformation. Current postings describe roles in GT’s Workforce Transformation Change Management practice, supporting governance, program leadership, HR/payroll transformation, process optimization, and organizational change.
5. They are selling packaged change capability. GT has its own change offering, empower.x, positioned around enterprise adoption, analytics, automation, and faster change execution. Open roles likely support both delivery capacity and sales growth for that offering.
Right cause I was thinking of applying
Avoid at all costs
Why?