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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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I have an in person client facing role, so not sure if I can pull this off. Happy to do like a 10 weekend hustle though. Any tips? Or does this also cover this.
That site mainly covers remote jobs. In person client site can be really tough. No suggestions.
I create businesses, not jobs for myself. Since joining my firm:
-hot sauce company
-interview and resume coaching service and classes
-fashion company
-Partner with multiple event companies and festival companies
-Business development helping my friend's SEO company
Each of these take 1-2 hours a week once they got off the ground. Just budget your time and set guardrails against your fellow wage-cagers at work giving you assignments during off hours
That's so cool!! These all seem infrastructure dependant at some level. Can you describe what kind of investment it took to get each of these off the ground?
and regarding you being in-person at client sites, are these clients out of town. If so, make the free travel work for you. I used to go up to the bay area weekly for one of my clients, always out of the office by 4 to network or go to meetings with interested parties.
Harder to do if client site is in town though (no travel allowances)