BAIN & COMPANY AND MCKINSEY ACHIEVE TRIFECTA WITH LATEST RELEASE OF VAULT.COM’S ASIA PACIFIC CONSULTING RANKINGS FOR 2011

 

BAIN & COMPANY NAMED BEST ASIA PACIFIC CONSULTING FIRM TO WORK FOR; MCKINSEY VOTED MOST PRESTIGIOUS

 

New York, NY, (November 11, 2010) Vault.com, the source of employer ratings, rankings and reconnaissance has unveiled its Asia Consulting Rankings.  Duplicating their performances in both the North American and European Rankings, Bain & Company took the top spot in the Vault Asia Pacific Consulting 25 for 2011 as the best consulting firm to work for, while McKinsey & Company was No. 1 in Vault’s Asia Pacific Consulting Prestige Ranking.   

The rankings are a result of Vault’s annual Asia Pacific Consulting Survey.  Conducted earlier this year, nearly 1,000 consulting professional of all levels were asked to assess their peer consulting firms on a scale of 1 to 10 based on prestige (respondents were unable to rate their own employers and were asked to rate only firms with which they were familiar).  Consultants were also asked to rank their own firm’s quality of life in such categories as firm culture, compensation, overall satisfaction and diversity among others.  For the purpose of the Asia Consulting 25 Ranking, a weighted formula was used to combine findings from both prestige and quality of life rankings to create one “Best to Work For” category. 

The Top 10 Asia Pacific firms based on Vault’s Annual Consulting Survey are:

 

  1. Bain & Company
  2. Oliver Wyman                  
  3. Booz & Company
  4. A.T. Kearney
  5. Alvarez & Marsal                                     
  6. Monitor Group                             
  7. Ernst & Young
  8. OC&C Strategy Consultants                               
  9. Roland Berger Strategy Consultants                  
  10. NERA Economic Consulting      

 

 

“Bain & Company is known worldwide as one of the most prestigious consulting firms, but they always tend to take a backseat to McKinsey in that category.  What puts them over as the best firm to work for overall is their commitment to the quality of life for those working there,” said Vault.com Managing Editor Brian Dalton.  “They rank No. 1 in selectivity, training, client relations, promotions and diversity towards women.  Most importantly, they are tops when it comes to overall satisfaction and business outlook.”

One survey respondent said of the firm: “Bain and Company is great place to work for - High learning curve, really great colleague that will be your lifetime friend, very flexible working style especially when it comes to international transfers, high reputation with tangible result record for clients.”

In addition to Bain’s success, Wipro Consulting Services took the top spot in firm culture, a category consulting insiders determined was the most important factor when looking for a job.  One survey respondent said of WCS: “The work culture in WCS is amazing. People, even at senior most levels are easily approachable. You can speak out your ideas without hesitating even if you are in a group of highly experienced individuals.”

Additional Quality of Life Rankings:

Hours: Alvarez & Marsal

Work-Life: Alvarez & Marsal

Travel: Global Intelligence Alliance Group

Supervisors: Alvarez & Marsal

Compensation: Alvarez & Marsal

Green Initiatives: L.E.K. Consulting

Leadership: Wipro Consulting Services

 

While quality of life is important, prestige still matters to job seekers looking to have the biggest and best names on their resume.  According to insiders, McKinsey & Company still reigns supreme as the most prestigious firm in the industry, edging out Boston Consulting Group and Bain.  Survey respondents call McKinsey “the leader of the pack,” “savvy & clever,” “best in class,” “innovative,” and “my dream company.”

“Whether it is North America, Europe or the Asia Pacific market, McKinsey & Company simply cannot be beat when it comes to prestige,” Dalton added.  “This is the firm people want on their resume.”

McKinsey also dominated Vault’s Asia Pacific Consulting Practice Area Rankings, coming in at No. 1 for the Business Advisory, Economic Consulting, Energy, Financial, and Health Care categories.  Other firms coming in at No. 1:

HR: Mercer Limited

Technology: IBM Global Services Asia

Operations: Accenture

 

View the entire Vault Asia Pacific Consulting Rankings.

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