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Scandals make me want to work there even more.
Not surprising you are in Deloitte. It’s like JV McKinsey;)
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McKinsey Partner’s Insider Trading Strategy Was Bad https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2021-11-10/mckinsey-partner-s-insider-trading-strategy-was-bad
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Surely this guy made more than 450k right? Like he had other trades justice dept doesn’t know about? Laughable that he threw away a career as a partner for $450k
High profile scandals only serve to further add to the intrigue of a firm that prizes secrecy and elitism. It also ensures the firm is still relevant to the public conversation & influential if you have a columnist at the NYT constantly writing hits on you
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Of course they do
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They don't, I feel it draws powerful people towards them.
DM for referral. I would never inside trade, so I could use a $3,000 bonus 😪
I think it depends on the type of “scandal” and how they respond do it. The opioid scandal was handled poorly in my non-McK employee opinion. For this one, there are very clear rules in place at all firms to protect against insider trading and perceptions of financial impropriety. This guy made a bad decision, lost his job, and now has his name all over news stories (rightfully so). I don’t see how McK is to blame for this one - apart from a bit of guilt by association.
Chief
There’s a good argument to be made that this is exactly the type of people McKinsey attracts. And the environment it fosters.