Pros
Environment: amazing coworkers ready to help out, give advice or grab a beer. fun office environment with events outside of work (golf outing to the cape in the summer, black tie holiday party, happy hours etc.). Trinity makes it easy to get to know your coworkers in and out of the office. A flat structure also helps with this-- its so easy to walk up to a Trinity employee at any level (all the way up to the partners) and strike up a conversation about Trinity, a project you're working on, or just your weekend. Project work: Trinity is a leader in the healthcare consulting field and it feels good to work at a place that is clearly respected by our clients. The work itself varies a lot and touches many aspects of the life sciences space. As somebody interested in healthcare, pharmaceuticals and (more broadly) the life sciences I've found my project work really interesting and I'm genuinely excited to go to work in the morning. Training: As a newer hire I've found training at Trinity to be phenomenal. They ease us into project work so that we can be confident and prepared for anything that comes at us. I know that wherever my career takes me (hopefully staying at Trinity forever!!!!) I'll have an amazing base of consulting skills to build on. Growth: Trinity is growing rapidly. This is possible because we do good work, so more clients keep asking us to work for them-- always a good thing. Lots of potential here and growing offices in NYC and SF
Cons
Long hours but probably better than other consulting firms. As a newer employee I've found that Trinity really respects the work-life balance especially for recent graduates (so no 3am Saturday nights) and they give me a lot of responsibility so I'm motivated to do my part for the team even if it means staying late. Payoff is totally worth it plus the project work is crazy interesting which helps with the long hours