Great culture, lots of learning opportunities - Consulting Analyst Shift Health Employee Review

Flexible hours as an analyst and given enough time to complete tasks. You get some work experience in industry.

You will not part of the actual team and only communicate with consultants who reach out to you for help. Consultants have terrible workloads so you will be doing the boring and repetitive tasks they don't want to do.

- every project is different, allowing employees to build a wide range of skills (e.g. opportunity evaluations, go to market strategies, research strategies, program evaluations) - analysts have the opportunity to contribute to many aspects of the project (ie not just number-crunching) and business development (developing proposals etc) - breadth of clients allows for great exposure to other organizations across industry, academia, government and non-profit sectors - flexible working environment (opportunities to work from home, go to the gym at lunch, etc.)

- hours can be long (but this is to be expected at every consulting firm)