3,434 Managing Consultant Jobs in Los Angeles, CA

“Great Place to Work”

Pros:  “Good upward career progress, good work life balance and competent management”

Cons:  “Publicly listed - there is to much focus on meeting the expectation of the market.” – Full Review

“As a first time consultant, the experience was a learning opportunity. Mostly what not to do then what to do correctly.”

Pros:  “Name recognition, opportunity to work with some major corporations while consulting, good benefits, solid financial standing, good automation on collaboration tools”

Cons:  “lack of interaction with IBM management, because of collaboration tools, personal interaction is becomes scares. not enough training for consultants” – Full Review

“Strategy Consulting”

Pros:  “Great benefits (3wks vacation to start, lots of days off, 401k partial matching), lots of smart people with great industry knowledge in the consulting (advisory) end of the…”

Cons:  “Lots of bureaucracy, particularly on the engagement acceptance process (largely because of PwC's audit role) and client billing. Promotions that are needed for…” – Full Review

“Accenture GTIN- A place where you carve your world”

Pros:  “1. Flexibility to work from home or office when not on client site: This is given in most consulting firms and Accenture follows it too. 2. Quality of work depends on…”

Cons:  “1. GTIN is hiring KPO/IT people for backened types work. It destroys the brand of Management Consulting!! There are people who are plain graduates/post graduates…” – Full Review

“Navigant Consulting, Great People”

Pros:  “Good benefits package, smaller firm, more concern for you as an individual”

Cons:  “smaller publicly held company, too quick to make decisions to appease stock holders” – Full Review

“Review headline”

Pros:  “RSM McGladrey is a very flexible fair company to work for. McGladrey is the right culture for me and for clients in the middle market.”

Cons:  “Some of the downsides of working for McGladrey now are the economic impact on our revenue and therefore the workforce.” – Full Review