What sets Arthur D. Little apart
Arthur D. Little describes itself as "the world's first management consulting firm," founded in 1886 by MIT chemist Arthur Dehon Little; Wikipedia traces the dedicated management-consulting practice to a 1911 engagement organising General Motors' first R&D lab.
The firm's published positioning links people, technology and strategy, and early-careers hiring runs through two separate portals on its careers hub – one global, one covering Belgium, France, the Netherlands, Norway and Morocco. For a candidate working a consulting season, the split portals mean ADL's intern openings surface and close on regional timelines rather than a single global cycle, so the application paths must be checked separately rather than treated as one funnel.
