“This is one of the best places to work for someone right out of college”

Pros:  “Innovative technology means you are helping create something new and not just doing the same thing over and over again. Working with the most talented people who are as…”

Cons:  “Challenging, high-profile customers mean you may need to be pretty flexible and be ready for whatever the company throws at you.” – Full Review

“Solid company to work at. So far so good!”

Pros:  “Learning a lot in the world of consulting services. Travel percentage is about 30%, not as much as I feared. Spending a lot of time at clients, either locally or elsewhere in…”

Cons:  “A little more comp time might be nice, but all in all, no real complaints.” – Full Review

“People above Process”

Pros:  “They are an excellent team of young entrepreneurs. Have a very friendly and fun loving work atmosphere. I had heard people calling their office place as a family gathering…”

Cons:  “You become to very much attached to the people and so dependent that you feel unsecured to go out and look for anything else.” – Full Review

“Love the people who I work with”

Pros:  “Great opportunities to learn different industries and clients. wonderful training ground for new college graduates. Work a lot in different teams and keep me satisfied in…”

Cons:  “It is hard to balance work and life if you have children, and that's why I left.” – Full Review

“Overview”

Pros:  “Independence, flexibility, prestige, upward mobility”

Cons:  “Long hours, lower pay, lack of guidance” – Full Review

“Great culture, educated colleagues, somewhat top heavy.”

Pros:  “There is a strong sense of community among colleagues and the culture is more open than many corporate environments. Compensation is competitive.”

Cons:  “The organzation is top heavy with senior staff, despite a push to engage and hire recent graduates or young professionals.” – Full Review

“Satisfied but we can always do more.”

Pros:  “Opportunity to work on all aspects of an engagement from day 1.”

Cons:  “Imbalance of work load and demanding 'public accounting' mentality.” – Full Review