Best Firms to Work For

Once again, the Boston Consulting group takes the No. 1 spot on our rankings. That marks five years running for BCG. Meanwhile, MorganFranklin takes the…

Make it two years and counting for The Boston Consulting Group as the No. 1 firm in our annual Best Firms to Work For survey. Overall, survey results indicate satisfaction levels are up for firm employees, according to most categories the survey measures, with the Culture and Compensation & Benefits categories serving as the only exceptions.

Annual Ranking of the Profession's Best Firms and Best Small Firms to Work for Based on Employee Satisfaction Survey Employee Satisfaction in the Following Categories: Culture, Career Development, Work/Life Balance, Client Engagement, Compensation & Benefits, and Firm Leadership. Deadline Extended to June 24, 2015

One of the best aspects of our Best Firms to Work For survey is the comprehensive snapshot it provides of the profession. This year, that’s a pretty interesting snapshot as overall scores dipped a bit from record highs in 2013. Overall, scores were more in line with 2012.

After reviewing the results of our exclusive Best Firms to Work For survey, it appears to be all good news as 2013 category numbers are all trending in the right direction—particularly when it comes to significant jumps for work/life balance, career development and leadership.

After reviewing the results of our exclusive Best Firms to Work For survey, it appears consultants are working harder and longer hours, and our results show that it’s taking a toll on client service. But firms are fighting the good fight as culture and career development scores improve.