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I see it as less about wlb (FAANG is similar to MBB, isn't it?) and more about versatility. I believe my time at mbb offers me more opportunities than time at Apple would have.
Could be wrong though.
Think you always work less in industry because you don’t have to do all the stuff that comes with a professional services firm (sales, staffing, bd, performance reviews, etc). Unless you’re in like a dev team w timelines or production targets I’ve heard FAANG (besides amazon ops) have considerable better wlb. Flexibility and variety is why you put up w the extra pain of consulting, imo.
Totally would. I don’t think there is more prestige at MBB, and frankly Google S&O is an exit opp, so why not go there from the start? The only difference is that you know what you’re going to learn at MBB, and I’m not sure industry strategy roles teach you the same way.
And that’s fine, it’s also what I did. Consulting attracts people who don’t really know what they want and want to keep doors open :) Ultimately though if you exit, you’ll have to decide, and then you may ask yourself “why did I spend 3 years in consulting to exit to a firm I could have worked in from the get go”... but it’s true you may not have had that option at all without consulting.