Pros
A lot of interesting and passionate colleagues. During the inter-project time, you are expected to write articles and analyses within the Energy industry, to deepen your and the company's knowledge of that industry. Involvement in all steps of projects, including their commercial aspects (making offers for new projects). Good work-life balance, for management consulting. Projects of roughly 6 months on average. Very young colleagues. Fast growth of the company. Flat hierarchy and family-like atmosphere; you almost work together with partners on projects.
Cons
During the first years, most of the projects are IT-related, which is not really clear during the interview process. Turnover is big (many consultants leave after 2-3 years), which leads to a difficult build-op of experience. Few career change opportunities within the company: with experience, you get more involved in projects offers and project management and less on the projects themselves, but there is not a lot variety in the projects themselves as they are all linked to the same Industry (Business Unit).
