As a subcontractor which was embedded into a BCG team in Virginia on a procurement overhaul project I have had nothing but a positive experience with that crew.

As a subcontractor which was embedded into a BCG team in Virginia on a procurement overhaul project I have had nothing but a positive experience with that crew. They provided an actual real useful very detailed plan on how to reach the desired end state after spending weeks pitching their plan to the client. Maybe it's just the two partners I work with. Nothing shady or unethical happened. The client screwed themselves up so badly there is so much room for big money proposals to fix things the client already did to themselves. The leadership goes out of their way to stop both real and perceived corruption. e.g., no gifts or expensed dinners for clients. My team only needs reputation to get more work. And they are good at getting themselves out there and putting out good work. Just my observation.