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hoopa, what's your opinion? Comment below:

They seem to only hire from target colleges. :(

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wonderingkid, what's your opinion? Comment below:

I'm interested in this as well, anyone know?

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Jerome Marrow, what's your opinion? Comment below:

Search it. It is a good firm--works on a lot of M&A deals. Has the reputation of being a sweatshop.

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petergibbons, what's your opinion? Comment below:

Due diligence cases = shorter timeline = longer working hours = sweatshop.

Places better into PE than a good amount of 2nd tier firms (from what I understand), probably on par w/ OW/Monitor overall. Also looks strong overseas, moreso than many of the 2nd tiers.

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csguy, what's your opinion? Comment below:

No idea about MBB, but I had a friend from LEK that recently got into a PE firm with no MBA

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VCMonkey01, what's your opinion? Comment below:

You might be able to. I know a guy who spent two years at another lower-tier consulting firm (small like LEK, but less prestigious) before lateraling to McKinsey.

But I don't really understand why you would want to lateral to MBB. LEK's a great firm, and your exit options aren't going to be that much worse than they would be at MBB. If you lateral to MBB after 1-2 years, you'll be treated as a first-year analyst, which kinda sets you back. Unless you have a very specific long-term career goal that you think you'll be much more likely to achieve at MBB than LEK, I'm skeptical this is a good idea.

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Darkstar19, what's your opinion? Comment below:

BUMP.

Anyone out there? Or does anyone have any friends they could connect me with? Thanks.

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dipset1011, what's your opinion? Comment below:

I interviewed at LEK boston offices. Nice folks a big mix of targets and non targets.

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onedayconsultant, what's your opinion? Comment below:

how is the boston office different than the other lek offices?

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IBGuy, what's your opinion? Comment below:

I interviewed with them once. They came across as very nice and laid-back, placing a lot of emphasis on fit. However, your case-solving skills are obviously also important. In Europe they have an M&A arm and are often mandated by private equity houses. They said they set great store by the work-life balance of their employees. The work experience also seems to be good, with consultants doing rotations, e.g. guys from Europe can rotate - if they choose to do so - to US offices. I guess if I were not in IB, I would definitely consider LEK as a place to work.

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Djax, what's your opinion? Comment below:

Bump.

Anyone have any other information to share?

Thanks!

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xenowang, what's your opinion? Comment below:

They do a lot of work with PE and the life sciences industry. Projects tend to be relatively short, averaging about 4-6 weeks for each, so you'll get plenty of different cases over a short period of time.

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Anonymous Monkey, what's your opinion? Comment below:

Yes. They do.

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CatsLHP, what's your opinion? Comment below:

Healthcare Practice is top notch. They are for sure a sweatshop. I would assume that they place in PE/HF/VC pretty well.

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dinendal, what's your opinion? Comment below:

Think they have a PE practice as well. Anyone care to share any thoughts on that (client base, exit opps, etc)? Thanks!

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Status_Quo, what's your opinion? Comment below:

What are their cases like?

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steelman2010, what's your opinion? Comment below:

What are their interviews like though?

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24837, what's your opinion? Comment below:
saints2009:
In a couple weeks, LEK consulting is having an info session at my school. Anybody have experience recruiting with them? If so, was the internship helpful? What department did you work in? Did you ultimately end up getting a full-time offer?
saints2009:
Accenture has a few info sessions at my school. I know that they're a relatively large consulting firm, but not much else beyond that.

Anybody willing to enlighten me?

saints2009:
Hi. Brookstone Partners has quite a few info sessions at my school. I don't really know much about them. Has anybody worked there? What are they like when they interview? What is the culture of this hedge fund?
saints2009:
Hi. Origami Capital does a couple of info sessions at my school. I don't know much about them, and their website doesn't have much info on them.

Anybody willing to enlighten me?

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May I suggest you learn to use the search function and do your own goddamn research instead of spamming WSO with your threads?

LEK and Accenture? Are you serious? There's 362849 threads about them on WSO. If youre too lazy for even this research, why would you ever consider a career as a consultant?

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ocho, what's your opinion? Comment below:

Their placement is similar to MBB + OW/Booz/Parthenon etc. At MBB you have best odds of H/W/S, but people from OW/Booz/Parthenon/Monitor/LEK/etc are all at H/W/S + Kellog/Tuck/Columbia/Haas/etc... Just go on linkedin and search for people who have worked at LEK and are now at an MBA, and you'll see people at H/W/Haas/tuck/kellogg/sloan etc

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