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McKinsey & Company Hi Guys!
I'm moving to India permanently & urgently looking for a role in Product Management in Delhi NCR please.
5 YOE in PM, On Notice - 10 days left, Tier 1 Uni, Global Work Experience.
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Anyone here who can refer me for internal project for dot net profile.
Garib ko accha account ki khoj hai... Bohot struggle Kiya hai abhi tak ..
fun apart.
If anyone can refer my profile within their project for dot net then that will be great help .
Posi - sa Exp - 7 years Te h - .net ,not angular but willing to do Cognizant
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I did it. Used consulting to grab a higher salary in industry. Did industry corporate strategy for a few years. Was fun. Got really mundane as I got into the minutiae of smaller company. Exited back to consulting at a higher level, 30% pay bump. Definitely happier with my second consulting gig, but it’s starting to get old again Now 4 more years of consulting, and I’m circling back towards another industry exit. Onward and upward friends
Same. I just get bored and after a nice break from travel and crazy hours, I can do it for a few years ago.
I did it. Went to industry because I thought we were permanently relocating to S.C. My hubby retired and decided he’d like to do 6 months in OH/6 months in S.C. so it was back to Consulting. Although the frequent travel gets to me, it’s a means to an end. Plus I have grandkids in TX and S.C. so the free miles and tagging on weekends between client trips helps a lot.
I did industry - consulting - industry. Loved (?) the consulting experience I had because as much as I hated it, I get it now and can relate to our external consultants pretty well, and can whip out a pretty damn good PPT. Industry can get boring but I like the consistency rather than flying by the seat of my pants. It’s kind of about the role you’re in too. Potato tomato