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Consultancy firms?



Does consultancy firms like Accenture and Spectrum gives out "year end bonus" to their consultants?

If not, why are they such a hot pick for employment?

thanks!

Consultancy compensation generally works like this:

Salary: for doing your job
Billing revenue sharing: a fraction return for doing billable work
Target goal bonuses: for meeting objectives like customer satisfaction or peer review
Broad team goal bonuses: what you are calling "year-end-bonus"

In general, Consultants have to do billable work. This means that for every hour you spend producing some deliverable, usually a recommendation document, the client is paying the firm a per-hour rate (usually 4 to 5 time the hourly rate of the consultant). I'm not sure what you mean by hot pick, but in general, consultants have to maintain a % billable rate in order to justify their salary. This is because on average, administrative and/or travel can get in the way of being 100% billable. I hope this helps :)
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