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I had the same feeling at first. Work with my cousin. I have seen him probably a total of 3x in the office in the 3 years i have been at my firm.
Not at all a big deal. Would recommend being happy for them and encouraging them. And lets be honest, most of us wont be at our respective firms for more than a few years.
Imagine that you worked hard and got an offer to join the firm. Regardless of how long you plan to stay, you feel accomplished. Then imagine your older sibling said not to join since they are already there. Feels bad. Don’t be selfish
100%. Barring terribad circumstances, family should be lifting each other up. Consulting firms are massive - there is no real justification for feeling you'd get in each other's way. And even if that might be a possibility, super entitled to be treating it as *your* comfort space. What if a colleague thought your continued existence at the firm was imposing on *their* comfort space?
Bottom line, this is family ffs (with obvious caveats)
Tell them the truth, to go to i-banking and say consultants don’t get any respect
Chill out, you probably won’t work with them even if they work at the same firm. Encourage them to join.
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You don’t have to help them, but don’t get in their way. Most companies won’t let you refer immediate family members anyways
We will be in same class - I started undergrad
, then MBA
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Being in the same class and working together are very very different
Unless you work in the same industry/function, you probably won’t even hear about them. And even then, unless you literally work in the same sub field, you’re not going to work together
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Hey OP, I was in the *exact* same situation as you (ignore my title that has never changed) - and both of us were feeling weird about it.
But we still went for it, had an awkward 6 months of trying not to tell people we were related...but once you get over the hump?
It's awesome. You will never work with your sibling directly but you still get to support each other and share all the learnings and juicy gossip