MBB vs Big 4

Attorney working in logistics with a strategy background (internal @ a small company) looking to make a move into Big 4 or MBB consulting. Any tips, advice anyone? Thanks!

Any opportunity in Healthcare/Pharma for consulting in MBB, Accenture or big 4? Working with ZS India in pharmaceutical domain for last 3 years after my B. Tech. Any leads will be highly appreciated TIA

Any formal cloud, data & AI consultants from Big 4 exit to MBB?

Which would you rather? Internal at MBB or client-facing at Big 4/ACN?

Which would you rather? Internal at MBB or client-facing at Big 4/ACN?

Wait is it Mbb > T2 > Big 4 im so confused

Trying to make a jump from Big 4 Strategy to MBB in NYC, anyone know of any off-cycle processes or got any recommendations? Any help is much appreciated.

I told a bumble date I work in consulting, and he later asked if it’s like big 4. I said no mbb haha but turns out he didn’t know what it was (he doesn’t really know consulting—which is fine by me) but now I’m wondering if I should’ve just said yes 😂 I usually avoid telling guys on a first date where I work at but that felt a bit awkward. What would you all have done? 🤔

Alright fish, so I'm from a non-target school for consulting, for reference my school typically sends a couple to the Big 4 federal practices and FDD but definitely no MBB front office. Is there any way in hell I can break into some type of non-strategy role at a Big 4 firm with a B4 audit background and industry experience? Like I'm trying to get a feel for if it's a waste of time for me to be applying. I've been hitting finance transformation advisory roles pretty hard with out much luck.

Where do you go to find Big 4, MBB, or boutique firm consultant jobs? Coming from D, 3.5 YOE, SS Level

Where do you go to find Big 4, MBB, or boutique firm consultant jobs? Coming from D, 3.5 YOE, SS Level

Directors / Senior Managers in Big 4, would you consider shifting to MBB as Managers? Or would you rather try for Partnership at your current firms or go to Industry? My current firm is a bit crowded at the top and I have 2 offers - one from a MBB and one from a T2, but both need me to go down a level. I feel like I am too old to be a Manager (35). The salary is definitely comparable and the T2 at least is promising me faster growth to Partner (on paper)

Accepted an offer to join a small mom and pop firm (~50 ppl) there’s ex big 4 there, I’ll be running implementations as a Director. At a tier 2 firm now (going on 4 years) only a small pay bump but better title. TC could be much higher as they claim to pay a high bonus. Don’t start until end of July, and haven’t yet put in my two weeks. Sort of regretting the decision to leave. Feels like this would prevent me from getting to big 4, MBB or similar sized firm later down the road. Thoughts?

Rough number crunching for Accenture suggests that they have about 1 MD for every 12 employees. What's the count like for MBB and Big 4?

Looking to move to Big 4 consulting or MBB. Currently 4 YOE no MBA or tech experience. Any referrals or recommendations would be great.

Has anyone moved from MBB to Tech, specifically MSFT? How is growth for non technical folks (eg in strategy, product roles) here compare to MBB and big 4?

Any tips/warnings/advice on potentially trying to move from Big 4 to either MBB or a T2 boutique firm? I’m anticipating reaching M1 in Big 4 within the next 12 months. I really like my current practice, but frankly as I eye comp across the bowl, I’m hungry for more elsewhere, even with the recent Big 4 bumps. I have 5 YOE (3 consulting, 2 industry) all within somewhat niche subject matter, as well as my MBA (non “prestigious” school however). Any thoughts or clarifying questions are welcome, TIA

Do you guys at BCG think it would be a smart decision to make a lateral move to PL from Big 4? Have great network and support at current company. The MBB brand, 20k increase in TC, and potential better exit opportunities would be reasons to move. Worried about the challenges of starting from scratch at BCG, proving myself as IC in first few projects, and probably a worse WLB. Would love any insights TIA!

Do you guys at BCG think it would be a smart decision to make a lateral move to PL from Big 4? Have great network and support at current company. The MBB brand, 20k increase in TC, and potential better exit opportunities would be reasons to move. Worried about the challenges of starting from scratch at BCG, proving myself as IC in first few projects, and probably a worse WLB. Would love any insights TIA!

How hard is it to move from a big 4 to MBB? Any tips for someone hoping to make the jump? SA MC at PwC for context.

Are MBB furiously hiring in Australia/Singapore like the Big 4?

For folks that went from MBB/T2 into Big 4, why did you make that switch and did you get a boost in title that you would not have reached at MBB/T2.

Is Finance Transformation becoming more popular in consulting? Do MBB or other consulting firms have finance Transformation teams beside big 4?

Are there people here who are in say big 4, don't see themselves there in the long term and want to give a shot at MBB or other reputed strat firms but somehow that doesn't work out? What is the possible solution? Is moving to industry the only option?

Will taking a Consulting Internship with Crowe hurt my chances of receiving an MBB of Big 4 offer? Should I instead be looking at a finance or tech internship next summer?

Secured a investment team offer from the Big 4...keep the faith for those of you who keep getting told you have to be from banking/MBB

Need Help - 2 years to partner in advisory or switch to PE space and try to climb the way up, let us say 4-5yrs to partner. Pros & cons below, Advisory partner at big 4 Pros - fairly easy life, established enough credibility Cons - not very prestigious compared to PE or MBB partnerships or even C suite in industry PE partnership in AP/AM/other firms Pros - potential to make a bank, network, proven track record of turning around biz etc Cons- terrible wlb, miserable work place culture (sometimes)

have an offer at a boutique consulting firm for a Director position with a 30% hike. i’m not sure if the non brand name will affect in the long run. from big 4 i’ve been able to get MBB interviews (which i wasn’t able convert) but will the boutique firm basically preclude me from top tier consulting offers? the boutique consulting firm usually does long term implementation projects and fewer core strategy projects but is the hike in pay and position worth it? anyone gone through a similar path?

How well does Tepper place graduates in consulting? I’m at a T2 firm and could potentially rely on Tepper (with scholarship, ideally) to pivot into tech, and I’m also looking for opportunities at MBB. The 2020 employment report shows that 1/3 of graduates went into consulting, and that the median base is 160 (so mainly Big 4 I guess), but does anyone know roughly what proportion of them went to MBB/T2?

Has anyone moved from Zinnov to big consulting firm? I am a little skeptical about good exit opportunities from Zinnov to Big 4 or MBB. Kindle help me out if anyone has any experience on the same.

If goal now is to get into MBB (personally prefer McK) - which of the following will be the best option that’ll help me get there - 1. SC at Big4 2. Engineer role at Startup (salary +50% higher than big 4 SC offer) 3. Amazon/Amazon Ops role (salary similar if not higher than option 2) Would greatly appreciate any insight from the community.

Does starting at Accenture make it harder to get into Big 4 or MBB later?

In terms of prestige, how do you guy see Consulting (MBB, Tier 2, Big 4) versus non-IB/PE finance roles? For example, working at Strategy& vs. a Global Markets role at BNP Paribas

Would you take an offer from MBB or proceed with your plan to get an MBA? Currently at a big 4 and honestly was not expecting an offer or even an interview but super excited about it. What to do what to do?

What was the Parthenon Group like before the EY acquisition? How was it perceived compared to MBB, Big 4, etc. in terms of prestige, exit opps, etc.?

Targeting an eventual exit from M&A consulting, potentially to a Corp. Dev. role. Thoughts on ability to make that move for someone coming from a Big 4 M&A practice vs. MBB?

I'm currently a BCN employee (& an MBA from IIMS) with ~1 year of experience, I want to move to front end within India ASAP, however, MBBs don't really seem an option as they seem to prefer ABC grads. Next best option is frontend in the Big4, however, what I want to know is that is there something between the Big 3 & Big4 which could be almost as good as entering a MBB but not settling for Big 4. Example - Companies like EYP (they don't exist in India anymore), but are there similar comapanis?