More for fun than anything else, I want to come up with a list of all the consulting companies that people in this forum have talked about, including the size of the company and primary background.Futher details:- Size: Size is a subjective view of the headcount in the consulting arm of that company (used in the broader sense to include IT implementation) - Primary 'background': Choose from IT/Finance/Strategy/HR or GeneralI will go first. PLEASE COPY, PASTE & ADD TO THIS LIST IN YOUR REPLY:Accenture (Large, IT)Bain (Medium?, Strategy)Booz-Allen-Hamilton (Medium?, Strategy)BTCapgemini (Large, IT)Deloitte (Large, Finance)Ernst and Young (Large, Finance)IBM (Large, IT)McKinsey (Med?, Strategy)PA (Med, General?)PwC (Large, Finance)

get a life

Hey chill - it's just a light-hearted thread, not some serious hobby of mine!Just curious to know what other companies are out there.

Ignore anon, Listmaker. I'm sure some people new to this forum will find this a useful exercise. There are many, many more strategy houses if you want the list to be exhaustive. This includes Roland Berger, Oliver Wyman, OC&C, Monitor, Kaiser Associates, Parthenon, Mars, AT Kearney, Spectrum, and many more...

www.thevault.com. u tw@t.

Try yellow pages or directory enquiries!Obviously you are on a fishing expedition and will be bombard all the companies listed with your flimsy CV!

Again, chill out. I'm in a perfectly good consultancy job earning a perfectly good salary.The good thing about forums is that if a topic is of no interest to anyone it will naturally "die" anyway. Your comments serve to do the opposite.

Good Start:Accenture (Large, IT) Atos Consulting (Small, General)Bain (Medium, Strategy) Booz-Allen-Hamilton (Medium, Strategy) BT (Medium, IT)Capgemini (Large, IT) Deloitte (Large, General) Ernst and Young (Large, General) IBM (Large, IT) McKinsey (Med, Strategy) PA (Med, General) PwC (Large, General)

More for fun than anything else. Oh dear..... you really must be one wild party animal.

Secor - Large - Strategy

hitatchi - large - tech

Booz Allen in the U.S. is hardly a pure strategy firm. The government side is a large defense contractor, accounting for >70% of revenue. Certainly, they do business and strategy consulting, but on the gov't side, it's more IT.

Had no idea Atos was a small consultancyAccenture (Large, IT) Atos Consulting (Small, General) AT KearneyBain (Medium, Strategy) Booz-Allen-Hamilton (Medium, Strategy) BT (Medium, IT) Capgemini (Large, IT) Deloitte (Large, General) Ernst and Young (Large, General) Fujistu (Large, Tech)Hitachi (Large, Tech)IBM (Large, IT) Kaiser AssociatesMars (is this a joke?)McKinsey (Med, Strategy) MonitorOC&CPA (Med, General) ParthenonPwC (Large, General)Secor (Large, Strategy)SpectrumWyman

KPMG(if E&Y and PwC qualify)

"hmmmm", what's your problem? Are you frustrated by job failure or lack of 5ex? Here's an alternative suggestion:Vault.com provide a really decent "Top 50 consulting firms", which come with a lot of good details and support. You can also buy the book equivalent on Amazon or any other decent bookshop.

Aww Me, you sweetheart. The thing is, I like being rude. It makes me happy. And also, this guy is clearly an idiot - he gets his 'fun' from making already existing lists... I dunno, maybe it's me, but I can't see how such intelligent people can gather on this forum and have such such stupid conversations.