-The role isn't intellectually stimulating at all - in no way does this compare to MBB consulting like they try to pretend it does. For example, most of the day is spent interacting with the junior analysts of the client, not c-level execs of SVPs. These clients have tests they want to run in mind, so you literally handhold them as they click through buttons to run the test, reset their passwords, etc. There isn't any strategy involved and really no thinking involved.
-Poor management- what happens when you don't have people go to b-school and have them go straight through, you have 23/24 year old managers who frankly aren't good managers.
-No transferable skills - lack of Excel work, some SQL, but you spend most of the time on the APT software which you'll never really use if you try and switch jobs
-Lots of very late nights due to multiple cases at a time. When two run hot, it's a problem.
-For a organization that goes out of the way to say how "flat" it is, there are a lot of politics