Good leadership is virtually non-existent, but that may be starting to change with some recent additions from the outside. Some of the leaders are about themselves to the point of it being ridiculous. This self-involvement can be blatantly expense of the company's welfare (and the consultants sometimes). In addition to their own reputations as leaders. There is an air of skeptical, distanced distrust for the leadership within the firm This undermines what some of the stronger leaders want/hope to achieve. There is a lack of integrity permeating in the absence of desperately needed processes and taking an effective outcome orientation in terms of delegation. And there are these bizarre "interventions" on a whim into projects that are often counterproductive. The addition of the CFO and some other recent hires at the director and manager level from the outside has begun some positive change but these recent additions are far, far ahead of the rest of the leadership team. Theyve been struggling for quite a while to become a consulting firm instead of a staffing firm for one major client, and to grow much past 100 people. There is going to have to be a shake up. Some key leaders are going to have to look in the mirror and either step up a lot, or step aside. JMHO.