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Any good book recommendations on psychology?
Sunday distraction: can you spot the difference?
Now it's American Airlines' turn. 😜
Happy Festivus for the rest of us

Any good book recommendations on psychology?
Sunday distraction: can you spot the difference?
Now it's American Airlines' turn. 😜
Happy Festivus for the rest of us
You will become a McKinsey consultant and then will make a lot lot more
Wrong
Maybe $20-40K extra depending on which job opportunity you close after MBA. (Based on talk I've heard and 'internet')
Accenture gives me nothing for having a MBA. Had it prior to entering the working world and haven't gained anything from it.
You re not going to double it at deloitte from a pre-MBA c to post-MBA sc
Hey McKinsey - I'm a sc likely turning manager next year. If I get my MBA, then come over - what's likely salary? Any idea?
Glassdoor is accurate
SC IS WORSE lol might as well shoot me in the head 🔫🔫🔫🔫
Here for knowledge 😁
Only get an MBA if you really want to. You cannot depend on the salary increase. Also, I think you should get it only if you want to change your career in my opinion
Del2, based on things I've read on here you'd be brought on as a associate making 130-140k.
A2 - how does that make sense? How does a manager with 8 years consulting experience (+4 industry) and an MBA become an associate??
Just the way it works over at the MBB apparently....I'm only going off what I've read on here. Ur track might be expedited tho
Yeah... F that lol I will have worked to damn hard and eaten a lot of shit to become a manager to fall all the way back to Analyst and go through the hell all over again. Unless someone can convince me otherwise....
Haha associate at McK is equivalent to SC if that makes u feel better.
Can our MBB friends chime in on this? I'm curious to know, if I Royal Rumble my way upto Manager in a Big4 is it worth applying to an MBB? I'm okay with Associate there but only if I know there's a strong precedence of an expedited EM track for ppl with 5-6 years of Big4 advisory work.