no overtime
Experienced, London - 20 Jun 2018
Very reasonable hours. Management does their best to step in if there are unreasonable demands from the client.
Midlevel, London - 19 Jun 2018
During the training, the work hours was 9 to 5.30 and in my placement 8.30 to 5.
Graduate, London - 19 Jun 2018
Very flexible. We're out at clients all the time, and we bill clients based on a fixed daily rate. It's in the company's interest for you not to work overtime, as that's work that the client is getting for free. This incentivises leaving work on time.
Midlevel, London, UK - 19 Jun 2018
There are no set hours, or at least I don't feel as though there are. We all seem to work out of a passion for data - so time doesn't really seem to factor. The hours you work are up to you - depending on your client.
Midlevel, LONDON - 19 Jun 2018
Very flexible. 9-5 working time.
Midlevel, London - 19 Jun 2018
We bill by the day, so we rarely work more than the standard 8 hours. However, training was intense at times and resulted in some late nights.
Midlevel, London - 19 Jun 2018
The first 3.5 months is classroom based training from 9-5. Then you go on 4 6-month long consulting assignments and the flexibility depends largely on the company you are placed with, but you will only every have to work 8 hour days.
Midlevel, London - 19 Jun 2018
Standard
Midlevel, London - 19 Jun 2018
We avoid spending late hours with clients and I have only done it when I think it's really necessary. I normally spend extra hours learning and progressing but that is my choice.
Experienced, Madrid - 15 Jun 2018
Not flexible in training, then dependent on the client you are working for.
Graduate, London - 15 Jun 2018
Match client, never unreasonable
Midlevel, London - 13 Jun 2018
The company itself is very flexible, however when we are working with clients, this is dependent upon the client.
Experienced, London - 13 Jun 2018