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3.0
3 Jul 2026
Recommend
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Pros

Rewarding client impact: opportunity for consultants at all levels to build long-term relationships with market-leading clients through strategy co-development. No six-weeks engagements that end with sending a PowerPoint to the client which is never acted upon Cutting-edge niche: strong growth track record of the company. Unique blend of strategy consulting and advanced AI integration Genuine progress: management increasingly acting on employee feedback, e.g. improved trainings and concrete plans to increase compensation and benefits Average working hours with sharp peaks: acceptable working hours by strategy consulting standards, despite intense crunch periods

Cons

Below-market pay: base compensation and non-monetary benefits sit below London benchmarks, though management has announced plans to address this Founder-driven environment: culture with limited guidance for employees. If you need structural guardrails or corporate support, you will struggle Turnover pressures: high staff turnover and limited systemic infrastructure for employee well-being during peak "crunch times" Rigid office policy: fairly strict 4-day-a-week office requirement at a zone 2 location that is out of the way for most

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5.0
25 Jun 2026
Recommend
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Pros

1. Ownership from day 1 2. Exciting projects 3. Good people

Cons

Maybe the only con is the office location which is outside central London.

4.0
19 May 2026
Recommend
CEO approval
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Pros

- Very steep learning curve - Some colleagues are incredible - Teaches to be very entrepreneurial and initiative is encouraged - Gives great client-facing opportunities very early on

Cons

- Very steep learning curve - Culture is too "start-uppy", very little structure: some colleagues bring immense contributions and others just kind of exist. - AI obsession is making work more and more dull and mindless

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