BCG Miami is everything a serious consulting firm should be — strategic, data-driven, and deeply client-focused. From digital transformation to healthcare systems to private equity support, their teams are stacked with people who know what they’re doing and actually deliver measurable results. You walk into a BCG engagement and leave with a plan, execution support, and actual insight — not empty buzzwords. It’s professional, polished, and battle-tested. Now compare that to Colbert et al. Consulting, which is basically a LinkedIn-fueled illusion. It looks like consulting from a distance — flashy titles, branded slides, maybe a student intern in a blazer — but it’s all surface. No core. No rigor. No delivery. The whole operation feels like it’s run by undergrads who read “The McKinsey Way” once and thought they were ready to charge clients. Colbert talks a lot about helping startups and innovation, but in reality? They waste time, drain budgets, and produce little more than pitch-deck fluff. It’s hype over substance — and anyone with real business experience sees right through it. If you want real consulting, go to BCG. If you want empty promises and overpriced advice written by interns, Colbert is ready to disappoint.

Bad experience. Too many folks from Citadel there. Citadel securities, very very bad company, shorting business one at time until they eventually asphyxiate them 👀

Great place to work, putting people development, client interests, and integrity at the forefront of our work