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Living and working in ey McLean office?
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PS: also never hire BCG if I'm client side
Don't book first class unless at partner level or flying international. Just get upgraded 75% of the time.
Booking forst class even when you are a frequent traveller, for any flight under 6 hours, is typically poor form. INTL, red eyes or something critical, then it makes sense but that hits budget pretty hard in some cases.
When I was a staff, I couldn't wait to get on a travel gig. Now the clients won't let me go.
BCG 1 here. Anything over 90 mins can be first
I need to work for BCG
PwC managers and above can book first if they flew 70,000 in the previous fiscal year. Client pays base price and firm picks up the rest
Depends on status for me. I don't get to expense first but now that I hit status I'm on first almost every time, especially when my client is a Sunday night / Friday morning slog so I don't compete with other consultants.
I hear BCG always flies first class. Future BCG1, confirm?
Book business class (no First) because I travel internationally. Also when I was domestically because I am in the top 50 traveler in the firm at the national level.
Sry to hear that, M1
If you're on the firm's list of frequent travelers, you can book a first class ticket on flights over three hours - no questions asked.
Upgrades, great. But there's something wrong with charging clients for first class.