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Bain & Company To consultants at MBB’s, Roland Berger, OW, Kearney, Arthur D.Little. When does the openings starts for Junior position.
As I’m checking out for vacancies, I can’t see any at the moment. Usually there’s a timing for when do they open. Any idea? Bain & Company McKinsey & Company Boston Consulting Group Kearney Roland Berger Oliver Wyman Arthur D. Little Limited
Bain & Company Hey there,
Anyone have any idea about Associate consultant pay at Bain in Riyadh?
In the last reound and I have an offer from OW. (apart from money, which one is better? in terms of culture, WLB, and less public segtor work)
wondering if it's worth it to do the next round or not.
+ any idea about signing bonus & relocation benifit? Bain & Company Oliver Wyman
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Dude, the drama that you get excited by is also a source of tension and hurt for those impacted by it. Losing a job in this environment is not easy.
Let’s not make fun of others who are going through rough times.
How old are you mate 😅
Community Builder
Tell us what you have heard. I am from Kearney and don't have any rumours so far.
Coach
All we do is lose lose lose no matter whaa
which one :)
1- another round of layoffs coming in December (global)
2- productive partners are pivoting to other firms
3- key accounts will get deeper discounts which will cause margin decline and more layoffs in 2025
4- pipeline not picking up (in both ME and NA)
5- free work is given to the clients in order to at least look busy
6- leadership inflated some numbers $$ and we are feeling the pain now
Another group of partners with pyramids coming in/out?
Another round of mass layoff
Enthusiast
K3 reminds me of the Bane quote “now is not the time for fear, that part comes later”