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McKinsey & Company McKinsey & Company been working here one year and received pretty positive feedback. Given the expectation for people of my tenure to transition to EM in a year or so, I can’t see myself staying due to the WLB as an EM. I’m 35 and have 2 young kids. Can it even be realistically done? Would love to stay but I don’t see a balance which would keep my family happy. What options do I have from there?
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Chief
I strongly maintain that I will never be old or boring enough to golf
Yes, I am willing to die on this hill
Chief
It’s the most boring activity I’ve ever participated in, and the pretentious culture golfers have built is insufferable (see above)
As far as bougie sports go, shotgun shooting has a snobby culture but is at least fun. Skiing is both a fun culture and a ridiculously enjoyable activity. YMMV
Pro
No. I don’t golf.
Golf is fun though especially when it’s for work
*Boujee
Lmaoooooo, it changes every few decades. It used to be squash/racket ball, then golf, then CrossFit/rock climbing. Do what you like, a nice dinner will probably get the job done with clients
Time to buy a pickle ball paddle now!
Rising Star
10% of the partners golf.
The rest spend time on what made them successful… work.
Chief
Yeah, the 30 year old partners with 8 YOE at McKinsey didn’t get it through work ethic!!!
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You have to have a handicap.. invest in courses
Top golf
Rising Star
You don’t have to golf
Nah but where else can they “network” and do “business development” for 4 uninterrupted hours?
Pro
Bar? Dinner? Race track?
You do no need to play golf. I certainly don’t.
Netflix & chill is the new golf course for business.
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