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Roland Berger is a myth.
I’ve yet to actually meet anyone that works there.
According to my friend who worked in their London office the hours were insane - he clocked 70-80+ regularly - never met a single other person who worked for them though
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Why not wait and try to get an offer somewhere else
I might go ZS
Happy to share more but here’s the down-low:
+: Salary & benefits are competitive, bonus range particularly good v. non MBB players, Boston office partners are all really approachable, office is in great location (if that matters anymore), great expense/travel policy (i.e., firm isn’t cheap), international staffing (pre-COVID)
-: Long hours (COVID made this worse), very focused on industrials/auto/chemicals, projects can be verrry technical (read as borderline engineering/German methodology to consulting is brutal), getting cross-staffed on projects you have no business being staffed on because the US practice is small
Yup!
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No obvious choice here, but depends on what you're looking to do. Life science? ZS. Auto? RB. Due diligence (especially ODD)? Kpmg
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Pay is competitive (e.g. 160-170k with 20-40% bonus for Sr Consultant position; can be directly promoted without MBA and receive the same pay). Also, the work isn’t actually mechanical - i would say a lot of my projects had a very tailored methodology for the client/project and required a lot of critical thinking. The “German” roots are more true for our Auto practice maybe - I didn’t experience much of that. I think RB1 was a bit harsh because you can actually have a voice in staffing. Regardless, hours are long and many are expected to take part in firm initiatives outside of project work since it’s small