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International opportunities = RB. Many consultants are staffed on projects in Europe.
RB isn't as strong in the US as it is in Europe. Since you're seeking international opportunities, not sure how relevant that is.
RB doesn't have strong name recognition in the US, but for those in the know, it's well regarded.
No one has heard of Roland Berger in the US, go with EY Parthenon.
In the US EYP
In Asia and Middle East, EYP barely exists, RB probably is the strongest t2
So choose RB only if you want to work in Asia/Europe/Middle East in the future
The AM&M/industrials practice at EY-P is really strong.
I would reach out to both firms and ask them if they can connect you with people in the industrials practices to learn more / help you decide.
Yep, I would reach out to the recruiters and ask to speak with people to hear more about the work so you can gauge which sounds more interesting. In terms of brand recognition, EYP will have more in the US (especially given the attachment to EY more broadly). Exit opps will be similar, with some variation depending on the exit industry. For international opportunities, RB will come out ahead.
We do a LOT of Ops work at EYP, just that many of them are in context of M&A
Ops person here. EYP for sure. You will have the opportunity to work with PE, Fortune 500, and more, way better exposure.
I wasn’t aware Roland Berger had a presence in U.S. I’d be interested to know the caliber of work they are winning.
If you‘re interested to work in Europe, go with RB. Clearly better recognized in Europe (I lived there), more interesting work and better salaries. Worse wlb. In the US, EYP
RB does have lots of Ops and Industrials work even in the US (I have done dd project there)