Despite an improved economy, reinvestment in training and an uptick in compensation, consultants are less content with their jobs than they were a year ago. What follows is an exclusive Best Firms to Work For Special Section highlighting the survey's major findings from the more than 13,000 respondents representing some 350 firms.
By Jess Scheer
Does consulting have a crisis of confidence?
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