Related Posts
More Posts
Kab tak aayega yaar yeh appraisal
What is your first great advertising memory?
Additional Posts in Consulting
McKinsey & Company I’ve been working at ZS in technology consulting for healthcare clients for 4.5 years now and looking to transition to either McKinsey or BCG.
I’m looking to connect with people who are working or have interviewed here recently to get guidance on the process and how I can prepare for it.
Please comment here or DM me if you’re willing to help? McKinsey & Company Boston Consulting Group BCG Digital Ventures BCG Platinion
Hertz bringing the heat today! 😲

New to Fishbowl?
unlock all discussions on Fishbowl.






100% safe as well. Don’t do anything stupid and you will be fine. COL is great for the amount of city benefits you get (good transit, food, culture, lakefront trail, etc). And housing is not too expensive so you can likely live in a very desirable neighborhood in a decent quality place
Chicago is the greatest place on earth minus the weather. Live in good areas and don’t walk around at 1am by yourself and you’ll be fine. Lots of wonderful people live here
And I’d even venture to say that really, every season except Winter in Chicago is beautiful! Lived there for 5 years and miss the summers a lot!
Safe in any office but McKinsey’s.
Obviously tongue in cheek
Husband and I lived downtown for 10 years up until a few months ago. We have 2 under 2 and there are some things that we just weren’t willing to put up with anymore. It was absolutely wonderful pre-pandemic, but unfortunately a lot has change since.
Yes it’s fine, unless you live in extremely economically challenged areas.
Like Highland Park
We’d love to have you, but if you don’t feel safe, best keep it moving... Lower demand means lower prices on condos downtown. I have my eye on a few. Good luck to you!
100% safe as well, main tip is avoid trains after dark unfortunately and be aware of your surroundings but that really goes for anywhere
Any reason you're picking Chicago? The city and state are both bankrupt and the effects are now showing. Unless you have a compelling reason to go there I'd pick a place that's growing
Pick an office based on where you want to live and what industries you want to work in, not because it’s “easier” to get into. It’s not. The bar is the same everywhere, but hiring needs may be different so I can understand based on where there is more drive for new people. We can see right through when you aren’t committed to living here.
Yes, moved here a year ago and feel 100% safe. I just avoid certain areas and even feel safe walking alone in my neighborhood at night.
D1 south loop is safe.. you mean south chicago
100% feel safe
Hells no
read the weekly shooting metrics
What website/app do you fishes use to track WHICH neighborhood is safer to live?
Answering the question as it’s asked, I’d download citizen app and toggle on Chicago. Also a good thing to follow is cwbchicago
Living here for 4 years. I feel safe.
Chicago is a great city