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How long is your resume, and with how many YOE?
Make $120k Accenture now doing tech implementations, just got offer 200k TC EY business consulting. I love my job, have a great WLB (working 20 hours per week, no travel, clear path to M in about 1.5 years) - am I an idiot for even contemplating staying? What I would be doing is more PPT/functional vs Onestream/technical which I do now.
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I applied to and I interviewed at four companies, received two offers. My job hunt lasted about 3ish months. I went back into industry since the pay was much, much better and I knew the travel was minimal.
I would update your resume if you haven't already. Honestly, both offers were in the Financial sector and I'm pretty sure the only reason I was even offered a job was because of having ACN on my resume. I also opened myself up to recruiters on linkedin and indeed.
I have switched jobs twice and both times it took me 5 months of hardcore networking and applying
Lol no meaning each time I was looking to switch roles it took me 5 months per job.
Undefined still haven't found an exit I like.
Which firm? Have been looking for almost 6 months and haven’t found anything good anywhere - couple lowball offers only so far.
2 months.70+ applications. Took a less than an ideal role but came with a small bump and title correction. What levels are/were you all targeting and what industry ?
C1 - indeed.com. my search was not limited to a city. It was across the Continental USA
At senior consultant level: 3 months. 3/3 job offers.
At senior manager level: 6 months. Lots of callbacks and interviews but only pursued two opportunities aggressively as being ‘best fit’ now that I am more specialised. Got 1/2 offers and took it, though I had others in the pipeline, as it was with my preferred employer.
After 6 yrs at Bain:
- 6 months deciding what I wanted to do (while still working at Bain, but mentally checked-out)
- Submitted 5 applications
- Interviews with 4
- Offers from 3
- Accepted 1 offer
Total time from submitting the first application to finally accepting an offer was about 3 months
I was at Bain as a generalist strategy consultant. Bain was my first job, so no prior tech experience, and although I had a little bit of tech exposure while at Bain, it was hardly my focus.