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Does a digital director level position - approx base salary 160-180k with a company that has 100,000 employees (if you include their stores), 12b rev, 4 b net income, seem to be a stretch for a consultant with 5 yrs of experience & 2 yrs of launching/running business? The majority of their income comes from in person. Online is approx 200 mill. rev, net profit of 50 mill. About to be promoted to mgr this yr.

Thoughts on skills section on resume? 4.5 YOE and want to exit into product management. I don’t have a technical background, just know basic SQL. And my understanding is that skills section is primarily for technical or hard skills. What kind of skills should I put into that section for PM? I feel that skill like data analysis and other typical “consultant” skills are best represented throughout resume as opposed to specifically called out. So is it better to save space and skip that section?

What are the benefits of hiring an MBA admission consultant? Is it recommended to get one?

2 year experienced consultant at ZS. Looking for a job change to industry. Please recommend any possible role in commercial operations.

New role out of my depth, help?! I joined EY after college. Been here three and a bit years. I fear I’ve become more of a “general” consultant, no niche, and I don’t like where it’s leading. I want to get my teeth stuck into something, become a SME, really be confident in knowing my stuff. Plus I’m fed up of 60-70 hour weeks keeping clients happy. I’ve recently interviewed for a position that I’m relatively competent in, for a global tech firm. However today had a call with who would [cont]

Real question. Currently making ~$100k working as a Consultant primarily implementing Salesforce with CPQ experience. What do you think the market would want to see on my resume, and from my overall experience, to justify paying me closer to a $150k-$170k comp range? What role would justify that level of pay?

I get easily stress but think deep but still holding me back as consultant - what role could suit me in consulting or industry?

I am a consultant with 2 YOE and I have an interview for a bizops role at a tech company. What should I do to prep for the interview?

I'm currently a consultant for LS clients. I am interested in going back to industry but would like to know more about exit opportunities and what skills would be useful for that transition. So far, I've done projects related to IT and supply chain.

Recruiter reached out about a director level industrials role. Feel very underqualified for it seeing as I'm a 2nd year consultant. Still worth interviewing for?

Anyone hiring an entry level Data analyst consultant in Europe?

Not showing promotions on LinkedIn/Resume - seems like this is a thing, where I see people being promoted to manager suddenly not list der Associate/Consultant time separately anymore. Guessing the reason is to bluff and claim new position for a longer duration. Here’s the Q: Do employers reveal when the latest promotion was achieved in background checks?

Anyone with Mastecard willing to refer for a Managing Consultant, Advisors position? TIA 🙏🏻

How much base salary should I expect for solution consultant role at Snowflake in NYC?
YOE: 9 yrs
My offer seems pretty low, 130 base.
Any thoughts folks?

How much base salary should I expect for solution consultant role at Snowflake in NYC?
YOE: 9 yrs
My offer seems pretty low, 130 base.
Any thoughts folks?

Seems like Guidehouse been interviewing and hiring a lots. What is the deal with the firm? How is their level compare to other consulting firm? Consultant at Guihouse would be like Senior Analyst?

How’s life at ZS? Looking for a new role. Associate consultant role - can people share experience and compensation?

Any advantages to waiting until consultant promotion to start searching for an exit ? Could I then target Manager exit opportunities?

For those who dont have a finance background, what is necessary to transition into a corporate finance or financial consultant role?

Was thinking maybe MBA, but unsure if that's the most cost effective route.

Currently work at a consulting partner of SF at associate consultant level w 1 YOE. SF offered a new grad position starting next month. Pay is slightly lower but culture here is BAD. Should I take it?

Does anyone know anything about the financial consultant role at E*Trade and what the total comp look like? What’s their reputation on the street?

Is OW hiring? Noticed they have posted openings for “Entry Level Consultant” online. 1 YOE in FS strategy at a boutique, we’re getting crushed by COVID, would be very interested in applying!

I am a consultant looking to switch into the data analytics field but didn’t have a tech degree from college. Does firm hiring for data analytic positions really care about college degree? Also, does anyone has any recommendations on certifications that I can obtain for data analytics?

Anyone at IQVIA? Or have any insight into their work culture and compensation range for a senior consultant or a consultant role? Based in New England area

Looking to exit to industry. An experienced supply chain consultant here. Which companies would you recommend for me to consider? Thanks!

People in PAM, how much base salary can I ask for in a Sr Consultant position in LA? Would be taking the job with EY. I’m thinking $100,000-120,000 to factor in a ~20% raise plus adjustment for CA taxes. Is this a reasonable request? Looks like they are short staffed for PAM resources... supply/demand...

PAM 🐠/Cyber 🐠, how much base salary can I ask for in a Sr Consultant position in LA? Would be taking the job with EY. I’m thinking $100,000-120,000 to factor in a ~20% raise plus adjustment for CA taxes. Is this a reasonable request? Looks like they are short staffed for PAM resources... supply/demand...

I’m a technology consultant and have been working on implementation for almost a year. However, I’m realizing I don’t like it and I’m looking for more of a project management role. Does anyone have any advice/leads?

I’m not a consultant but my role is 80% travel. Dating is rough. I don’t like to small talk and texting someone for a whole week before I see them is exhausting (initially, at least). Is this a me problem? For those who are/was also traveling, do you swipe in every city you go to? Come back on the weekends and go ham at the club? Did you not have a dating life until you switched roles? It’s definitely not a supply problem, we have a lot of options out here. I’m in NYC

What are the realistic exit options for a consultant less than 1 YOE ? (Is FAANG too ambitious?)

Best Consultant exit to Industry = Sundar Pichai

First year at the consultant level and first time leading a work stream. I now have another consultant reporting to me. Any advice for stepping up into a manager role? Should I treat my new team member as a peer vs. someone who reports to me?

Anyone here have the skinny on SBI (Sales Benchmark Index)? Being recruited for a Senior Consultant role. Curious to know pay, benefits, type of projects etc. It’s a permanent remote role (with travel to client site), meaning I can live wherever...which is quite intriguing to me. TIL.

Anyone here have the skinny on SBI (Sales Benchmark Index)? Being recruited for a Senior Consultant role. Curious to know pay, benefits, type of projects etc. It’s a permanent remote role (with travel to client site), meaning I can live wherever...which is quite intriguing to me. TIL.

Implementation consultant role at Mck. Worth the transition from T2 regular Strategy and Operations work?

Does anyone have insights on salary ranges for internal consultant positions? For example, at Nestle or Fannie Mae. The position is asking for 8 to 10 years experience.