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07 Jul 2016, 15:06
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Hi All,
I've heard from friends that even though most consulting firms have L.A. office, they are very small.
I know that a significant portion of Anderson grads go on to work in consulting-do they mainly go to the SF offices?
Thanks!
I've heard from friends that even though most consulting firms have L.A. office, they are very small.
I know that a significant portion of Anderson grads go on to work in consulting-do they mainly go to the SF offices?
Thanks!
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09 Jul 2016, 05:05
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LA is not the biggest city for most consulting firms but there are still a number of jobs. I would agree that SF is bigger, but if you want to make LA happen, you certainly could.
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09 Jul 2016, 12:11
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All the major firms have offices there, though numbers wise they tend to be a bit smaller than your NYC/SF offices, probably on par or so in size with a Chicago/DC/Dallas type office. If you want to look outside the major firms, LA has a ton of niche firms like ones focused on media and entertainment. Will you have relatively more options in the SF/Bay Area? Probably. But yes, LA has jobs too!
