Hoping someone can share some insights on the real travel expectations for BCG Platinion. I’m currently employed at a Big 4 with an offer to pivot to BCG Platinion in a lateral move. I’ve heard various descriptions during the interview process about colocation and travel, can anyone share their honest experience? One person said there isn’t much travel on his account, another made it sound like it’s an on the road always situation. Is it really a 4 day/wk travel expectation at BCG Platinion?

Hi all, I'm currently a Senior Con in the TC Platforms Team. I was recently on a short BC stint where I was helping one of the Managers on a Business Case, and it was GENUINELY a great experience. There was lots of mind stimulating work and I was busy all day, and there was much to learn; how businesses organise themselves and how this specific industry works. All in all 9/10. And Manager was great too. REALLY nice. Now, I'm just wondering if there is anyway I can try to move from TC to BC?

I am torn between pursuing travel nursing or getting my cdl. I have early stage degenerative disc disease at 35. I’ve been trying to get in with a specialist to see what is the best treatment. I know it’s incurable so I’ve done my own research. I’m staying active, stretching and walking 25 mins a day. It helps with the stiffness a little. Lifting ppl isn’t safe in nursing and sitting isn’t recommended for several hours while trucking. I am literally stuck between a rock and a hard place.

Hi all, seeking advice! I just got an interview invite at BCG (Associate Director/Partner, tech track), and would love your insights. Coming from Google with 18 years in tech and transformation, what should I expect at this level? – How are rounds structured for experienced hires? – Balance of case vs. leadership/impact discussions? – Case types used for tech candidates? – How is BD potential assessed? Any tips or surprises from your experience would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

I just found out that my CSO haven't been tracking/entering in our office's intl. leave travel for the past year. I've completed 2-3 trips over that time & have emails from CSO stating that nothing is needed on my part for the travel. I hold a clearance & am now worried about my intl. travel for my next background check. Could I have the new CSO add in the missed travel into the system or is there something else that needs to be done to fix it properly?

How do I get up to speed quickly? At a family law firm now, but everyone DGAF. It’s only been a month, but completed multiple PDDs, filed my first FDD, prepared hearing exhibits, and prepared multiple RFOs. I’m a quick and eager learner because I gave up big law for this, but no one seems interested in training me up. Final destination is going solo — will I be able to in a year?

I've submitted more than 18 applications to BCD Travel. I often receive invites to apply for roles that fit my background, yet the outcome is always the same: an automated rejection. It’s discouraging to see the process follow this repetitive, impersonal pattern every single time. Does this company have a fair and human-centric recruitment process?

Hi Folks, I was offered TCS with 28 LPA for bhubaneswar location. I got selected for walkin drive happend in December month. I was suspecting this for CIBC account. If anyone can share the experience for that account or how can i get details which client am i going to work for. Is it worth to join ? That will be really helpful. Have a good day ahead!

Realistic BCG Platinion travel ? Thinking about accepting the offer at BCG ( I’m currently at EY and the norm is remote very low travel) but thinking about my family, I am a super present parent and don’t want to leave my kids and wife every week. Salary vs WLF. How do you guys manage travel with family ?

Hey guys! I’m currently in my senior year at A&M central Texas. I’m deciding on pursing PTA after I obtain my bachelors. On the other hand, I’m interested in RBT—> BCBA route. Is their job security in that? Should I just go PTA route and bridge to PT eventually? I just have a passion to help. Any advice?