One model does not fit everyone

Consulting has two modes: employment or independence. One gives you stability and clients. The other gives you freedom and risk. We built the ground in between, and around, and beyond.

Six ways to work with one company

No model is better than another. The right one depends on where you are and how much variability you are comfortable carrying.

  • Associate

    Entry level, career transition, or part time. Fixed-term or part-time positions supporting engagement teams with research, data work, and problem solving. Direct client exposure from day one.

    Gives you

    Learning, exposure, entry

    Asks of you

    Time, flexibility on tasks

  • Employee

    Professionals who want stable, full-⁠time work. A standard employment contract: regular salary, full benefits, structured progression. Primarily platform, research, and operations roles.

    Gives you

    Stability, team, progression

    Asks of you

    Commitment to daily work

  • Flexive employee

    Senior experts who want security and upside together. An employment contract with a salary floor plus a share of service revenue. Full benefits, and our client pipeline does the selling. Your compensation reflects what you contribute, not only a fixed number.

    Gives you

    Security and upside

    Asks of you

    Senior delivery, outcome accountability

  • Gigworker

    Specialists who prefer scoped, time-⁠boxed assignments. Task-based work on specific deliverables. You choose what to take on, and compensation follows completed output rather than hours in a seat.

    Gives you

    Autonomy, variety

    Asks of you

    Self-direction, variable income

  • Independent advisor

    Experienced professionals with their own company. You bring domain expertise and a network, and invoice through your own entity. We bring the clients, the platform, and the engagement framework.

    Gives you

    Independence, pipeline

    Asks of you

    Own company, own admin

  • Partner

    Senior professionals in it for the long term. Equity-based compensation and strategic leadership. You own a share of the impact and the upside, decisions are shared, and the horizon is years.

    Gives you

    Equity, influence

    Asks of you

    Years, accountability

Questions

Tell us which one fits you

You have read all six. If one of them describes how you want to work, say so, and tell us what you would want to own.