PRTM Management Reviews in Mountain View, CA (US)
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Aug 13, 2009
2009-08-13 14:37 PDT
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1 of 1 people found this helpfulPros
I'd say PRTM has a collaborative culture, with a plenty of nice people. I truly enjoyed interacting with the people I've worked with at PRTM. The pay is better than corporate jobs' pay, but not comparable to other consulting firms.
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PRTM has tons of average people, with quite mediocre capabilities. You'll have to love processes to enjoy the work at PRTM; this is what PRTM does and is good at. The firm will never reach the status of McKinsey and BCG, primarily because it attracts average, risk-averse talent. Pay is worse than the industry; for example, as a Pricinple, you make on average less than $200K/year, while at BCG you make around $350K. And then the work is tedious, because it's all process (not content) focused.
If you're serious about management consulting, skip PRTM. It just doesn't pay off in the long run.Advice to Senior Management
Focus on hiring and attracting top talent if you want to grow; don't recruit from third-tier business schools, and focus more on C-level topics (strategy).
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Senior Associate in Mountain View, CA:
“Small firm that is still trying to determine where it fits”
Mar 14, 2009
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Principal in Mountain View, CA:
“PRTM is a great place to grow your career”
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Principal in Mountain View, CA:
“A fair short overview”
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Manager in Mountain View, CA:
“A great place to work”
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Consultant in Mountain View, CA:
“Strong basics, not flashy enough to compete with the big names”
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Manager in Mountain View, CA:
“No Man's Land”
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Manager in Mountain View, CA:
“Great firm to work for within management/ strategy consulting industry”
Jul 16, 2008
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Associate (A2) in Mountain View, CA:
“Good for zombies”
Jul 5, 2008
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Manager in Mountain View, CA:
“Best consulting firm out there”
Jun 15, 2008
