5 secrets about McKinsey Consultants

[@wk9195]

It all comes down to your age. If you're a recent graduate at 21 or 22, concentrate solely on making money for the next eight years. Work hard- the more hours you put in, the more money and experience you'll gain, making your life easier after 30. Keep in mind: money doesn’t just bring happiness; money is happiness!

[@soukaynaaroui2693]

A genuine question 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 What if the person is in her/his 30s ? (Just finishing an MSc in project management - having a gap of 3 years of no work experience)

[@wk9195]

​@@soukaynaaroui2693 It's really up to the individual my man, and I'm not sure if that 30 year old person is you but there’s no clear-cut answer-it all depends on what you want. Take right now, for example: you're in your 30s. If I asked you, what do you want to do with your life? do you have an answer?will you tell me , yeah , getting married? Getting a divorce? Losing weight? Gaining weight? getting a promotion at work Or maybe just staying home and doing nothing? The answer lies with you. What *do* you want? Once you figure that out, everything in the “my goal is set and i know what i want to do in my life now” department will fall into place.

[@wk9195]

@@soukaynaaroui2693 All goes back to what to what you want. If i ask you what do you want to do with your life or what is your goal .what will your answer be?

[@kshitijpatil9015]

@@soukaynaaroui2693 Should get a job & start making money....

[@duddillakapish3281]

@@soukaynaaroui2693 You are never too late but the earlier you start pushing yourself the more money and experience you generate/gain. End of the day noone knows how long a person lives so live your life to the fullest.

[@violet6507]

Cool! Thank you for sharing. Would love to have another inspirational content like this 🤍

[@ariadnasolis2736]

Loved this! Thank you for sharing. As a first-generation college student and daughter of immigrants, having the chance to listen and learn more about higher education is a true privilege. Keep up the great work, and wishing you both success in every aspect of life!

[@tres5533]

I thought this was an excellent interview. She was great and very informative. Great job! Don't clap back at egnorance. "If you spit at dirt it becomes mud that eventually stains you." They are not worth your time. This podcast is a priceless expose on career consulting.

[@odalissk]

Such a mercenary career, please use your brains to make good and not accelerate the current descent into dystopia

[@marialeonorcobo8962]

Excellent interview and host! Really enjoyed it

[@deden77720]

meh…they just copy every client business model and apply for other client for credit..

[@yodwadre]

Abused cogs in the machine

[@kevinlu5423]

yikes

[@edwarda9403]

Training for an olympic sport? Seriously?? These consultants are so arrogant.