2. Boston Consulting Group
Rank: 2 (Previous rank: 8) What makes it so great?
The consulting giant not only avoided layoffs in the downturn, but hired its largest class of recruits ever in 2010. They’re drawn by the firm’s generous pay and a commitment to social work: Its Social Impact Practice Network (SIPN) offers a chance to work with the U.N. World Food Program and Save the Children, while BCG pulled its consultants off client projects to provide on-the-ground support in Haiti following the earthquake. The company jumps up from no. 8 last year.
Headquarters: One Beacon Street
Boston, MA 02108
2009 revenue ($ millions): 2,750
Website: www.bcg.com
Network with Boston Consulting
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Pay |
Avg. annual pay* |
Most common job (salaried): Consultant |
$154,051 |
Most common job (hourly): Executive Assistant |
$66,869 |
Work-life |
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Job sharing program |
Yes |
Compressed workweek |
Yes |
Telecommuting |
Yes |
Diversity |
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% minorities |
27% |
% women |
45% |
Has nondiscrimination policy that includes sexual orientation? |
Yes |
Offers domestic partner benefits for same-sex couples? |
Yes |
Professional training |
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Salaried employees (hrs./yr.): |
98 |
Hourly employees (hrs./yr.): |
40 |
From the Feb. 7, 2011 issue
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