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Kearney is pretty big in healthcare, particularly in UK and DACH, with a strong team in London and Zurich. Otherwise we are *by far* strongest T2 in Nordics (most livable cities! Yay!) and have a great culture 🙌
Other key industries are Telco, Automotive, industrials and consumer retail
Amsterdam/Netherlands!
Surprised that LEK is not mentioned, especially when it comes to healthcare. Id say in healthcare LEK has the best reputation among all the other T2s, especially within transactions.
Overall, I know that in Europe LEK is really only competing against MBBs when it comes to life sciences projects.
This is true
Healthcare at EU in general is S& among the ones you listed.
OW is growing fast there, specially in HLS (and Huron's LS acquistion should boost that), but we are not as strong as S& (yet, hopefully we should reach it soon).
I don't think RB and Kearney have any significant presence in Healthcare, and I'm unsure about EY-P, but I don't think the have it tbh
I saw some roles Super interesting that I’d like to apply for! Lmk if you can help with teaching more about the culture , wlb and if possible a referral ? Thanks!
Not sure about London but RB has a very strong healthcare team in Paris which also extends in Belgium for most projects that happen there
Also RB much bigger than all others in Paris (not sure about London)
In London they are the smallest
Taxes can go pretty high in EU. Upto 40 in most cases and in certain cases 45%. Generally most eu policies are leaning towards hiring young people at high salaries so they will be subject to pay higher social security contributions and will support their current system as drawers are growing more than givers recently. And mostly because they know many people coming on visa won't claim back/won't be allowed to claim back their social security contributions once they move back to home country after visa expires. So consider this while evaluation of offers.
Lets say you want 55k euro after taxes, then you should be having gross as nearby 122k. Consider other factors as well like renting will consume around 12k max and rest is your saving.
Anyone from Europe at any of these firms willing to connect :)
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We have a pretty big LS & Pharma team - in terms of salary, really depends wher ein Europe. Where in some countries a grad would be getting 25-30k eur (IT), in other countries a grad would get the equivalent of 80k eur (Ch)...