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Both are evil companies 😂 good luck
Coach
McKinsey for 2 years than Google 😁
Same dilemma
In my dreams
Well consulting will obviously give you much more flexibility. Whereas in big tech you’ll need to find a specific product to get behind that aligns with your interests.
This is all very hypothetical, and certainly many other factors and nuances that would need to be considered.
Always Google
Coach
Did you Google to see what others are saying?
I never heard someone ask me to use “McKinsey”
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Mentor
There are very few companies I feel are worse for social impact work than McKinsey.
Could you elaborate please? From the outside it seems McKinsey is doing a fair share of projects in sustainability and NGO sector?!
Mentor
You need to consider two things
- skills you will learn that are applicable for your future career
- at bats (opportunity to do the work)
Mckinz will give you better overall training but Google has a better reputation..
When it comes to positions - I'd say Google is doing more but they are already out and it feels more like luck if you get assigned to one of those roles.
If you really want to do that type of work - there are other non profits that will do the work more often