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Hello Techies, I am depressing day by day as I recently joined the an organization 5 days ago, but not feeling good here due to the environment. And here I can see my growth and learning for future opportunities. I want to leave this organization, need genuine suggestion. Is it possible to left an organization after 8 days of joining. I am accepting one offer from global MNC in few day. Please suggest 🙏 Tata Consultancy Newco Accenture Nagarro Wipro
McKinsey & Company Any tested strategy to move from FDD/PMO profile to a strategy/consulting profile?
How would you bring that change to align yourself towards a strategy profile at a Manager level?
Are there any projects/internships that one can do to gain practical exposure ?
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What do you mean by switch? Are you currently doing IT diligence?
I’m currently in Tech Strategy & Transformation consulting
Pros: gateway into M&A if that's where you want to go, and pivot to other areas of M&A - requires work but possible. Expert in a relatively niche area which is marketable.
Cons: because IT M&A is niche, you'll either have to be comfortable with the area or work hard to engineer your way into other M&A areas because you can get pigeon holded. Plenty posts here and in real life on people feeling stuck and not being able to get out...but all of that won't be a problem if you end up liking it. Also IMO IT M&A is harder to exit than a generalist, by nature there's less spots open in industry than generalist roles