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Posted at 10:33am on 05/17/2008 Overall Strongly Favor
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BCG is a strong company and the future of the company is looking very bright. I am constantly staffed on fun projects with very large, well-known companies. When you get on board with this company, know that they will work you very hard; however, the experience is well worth it. You can also feel confident about your job security - as long as you are performing well that is.
 
Posted at 7:28pm on 03/17/2008 Overall Strongly Favor
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This is truly a great place to work. Dress is business casual at the office (business professional when meeting a client) and absolutely everyone is friendly and welcoming. BCG takes great pride in its client interaction, business solutions, recruitment, and its people. You will gain valuable experience (personally and professionally) and you will be well respected wherever you go after BCG.
 
Posted at 7:16am on 03/12/2008 Overall Strongly Favor
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I like BCG because we truly develop strategies and solutions that the companies can take action on. Most other strategy consulting firms deal with theory only; we go into the field, collect primary data, analyze, and then go the the management to tell them what they need to do. Our recommendation are much more valuable because we actually get to get our hands dirty with our work.
 
Posted at 7:17pm on 02/25/2008 Competitiveness Strongly Favor
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Everyone at BCG is bright, smart, young, and ambitious. If you're used to being the top of your class, make sure to mentally prepare yourself for this company. You will need to work extremely hard to stand out at the company because of all the talented young consultants. The best thing is that I look at the Managers and Partners and truly feel like they are people I can look up to.
 
Posted at 2:01pm on 02/08/2008 Culture Strongly Favor
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The company culture is all about collaboration. Everyone in the office works together to support, mentor, and help each other reach a goal. This prevents any feeling of competition or a "cut-throat" environment (like McKinsey). Dress is business casual around the office and the hours are great as far as consulting goes. We work about 65 hours a week on average.
 
Posted at 12:30am on 01/19/2008 Competitiveness Strongly Favor
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Even though everyone here is highly motivated, the culture is very collaborative rather than competitive. Everyone from the Partners to the Analysts work together to encourage each other and help each other succeed on projects.
 
Posted at 6:40am on 01/07/2008 Compensation Strongly Favor
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The training we receive is absolutely amazing. We not only get specific times for just training, but we also learn a tremendous amount on the job. We are assigned a mentor when we first come into the the company which is very helpful to help us ease into the consultant lifestyle. The pay is great; the experience is even better.
 
Posted at 4:54am on 01/03/2008 Culture Strongly Favor
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BCG has a metric called the Red Zone Report. This is used to track employee hours and make sure that the employee has a strong balance between work and life. If an employee falls into the "Red Zone," then the Managers will help the employee bring more balance to his or her life. I love this company culture because it makes me feel like they truly do care about us.


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10:44am on 09/26/2011
derek
np
10:43am on 09/26/2011
derek
wtf?
4:25pm on 03/02/2009
bcg sf
bcg is in financial trouble. it has restructured its west coast operations, and laid off more employees than other strategy consulting firms. its business has been impacted more than its competitors.