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Yes, made this move recently and wouldn’t go back. Larger deals, more channel/relationships focused, comp is better- overall a much side to work.
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If you're talking about joining one of the big 4 consulting firms, there are pros & cons. The pros are that you can build a Rolodex of executive contacts as you sell and deliver your consulting services, and you're not limited by any given product (presuming the firm has the bench). The con is that your reputation is based on how well your bench executes and a lot of consulting services bring in the big guns for the sales process and then use newly minted graduates (who have zero experience) to do the work. Also, you'll never make partner if you start in a sales role, so you gotta make your money on what you sell/deliver. Partners always start on the billable side.
This is valuable insight. Thank you for sharing this :)
This is interesting because I’ve actually been considering moving from sales to more strategy and I never actually considered moving from a tech firm to a consultancy firm