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CrossCountry Consulting

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Truly value culture - Associate Director CrossCountry Consulting Employee Review

5.0
Sep 15, 2025
Recommend
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Pros

Culture and morale permeate from the top! Challenging work and great client interactions. The benefit of working for a medium-sized firm is the openness to try new approaches and CCC definitely support this. Everyone is approachable and teams truly collaborative. Soon after I joined, I had an MBA assignment to interview a leader and email the founding partner on the off chance he'd be open to participating and he was super accommodating and provided great personal insights into his career journey. This could be said about all the leaders at the firm (in my experience)

Cons

Not much of a con - but the firm is still on the growth journey when it comes to innovation and tech enablement across the firm (but this is changing slowly)

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CrossCountry Consulting Response
9mo
Thank you for your thoughtful review and for highlighting the collaborative culture and leadership accessibility! We're happy to hear about your positive experiences and appreciate your perspective on innovation and tech enablement as we continue to grow.

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Cons

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Pros

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Cons

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