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Keep in mind that coming in as part of the ops practice won’t limit you from joining any project just like a generalist would
Ops consultant = generalist consultant for all intents and purposes. It really makes no difference
Source - I am ops consultant who has been doing sales and marketing work for over a year now.
Generalist recruiter probably passed on your resume but you can ask
Get the job then worry about it, coming from PwC myself, it’s nothing like PwC. At McK they’re pretty open to having you work on projects of interest even if they’re outside your practice areas
Also came from PwC tech consulting which was like the stepchild compared to MC/S& so i get where you’re coming from - it’s nothing like that
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Also when you come in you can change tracks it doesn’t really matter
Thanks everyone for your insights!
I’m a generalist and am trying to switch to ops, it’s not a negative in any way it’s actually a positive in many aspects
Our ops practice is doing some really cool work. And echo my colleagues it is open for whatever you want to work on
Are you in the US? How are you still getting an invite now