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I have 18 years of experience , out of which 9 years I worked in Manufacturing industry in Quality and Planning area, then I shifted my career to SAP Functional in Manufacturing domain and in IT industry now for last 8+yrs. In between I have done executive MBA from IIM Kozhikode.Am I eligible to work in consulting in Bain India and Bain any other country?
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Yes. So I can work from home and still get consulting benefits.
I thought about, had some informational interviews, and decided against it. I've built too much of a career in my specialty, and as much as I crave normalcy and want to stay with my firm, I like what I do.
It's my first choice. 1. Worst case they freeze your salary. Not many other ~180k+/ year wfh options out there. 2. At D you get a pension so every year you hang on internal adds like another $50/month to your eventual payout. 3. It's a good place to go for a balance of $$ and time after having kids.
I would so that I don't have to travel so much. PwC has great benefits so I wouldn't mind being able to keep those. Plus I know expectations
Depending on the role, all of your clients would be consultants or partners. How appealing is that?
This is perspective from someone who went from internal to client serving instead of vice versa. It really depends on the stage of your life. For me I am a young professional who's early in my career so I think external is better for me. If you have a family and are looking for a relatively stable job that doesn't involve craziness from client demands and ridiculous deadlines, yes internal would be great. However, being in internal (esp in professional services firms) will make you feel like second tier citizen. There is no clear career path and salary increase is pathetic. You don't have much say simply because you don't generate revenue. Additionally, there is not that much firm investment in internal employees. It's a trade off so it really depends on your personal situation and preference.