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In my own anecdotal experience - having worked with McKinsey consultants closely - I'm more than happy to upvote criticisms of them and how they operate.
by BitwiseFool 7y ago
In my own anecdotal experience - having worked with McKinsey consultants closely - I'm more than happy to upvote criticisms of them and how they operate.
- sho 7y agoPlease include Deloitte in that animus. And even worse, Bain. They are kids doing school projects. Nothing more, nothing less. And you know what - they're smart kids! But still kids. The more sinister aspect is that management consultancies are the equivalent of basic training for the elite. It's a club, an extension of elite university, which by now is basically just a club too [1]. It's simply the next level in the game. The truly rich don't need to pass this level but the general managerial class does. After that, they're loosed on the world, with predictable results. [1] Which is more desirable, a Harvard degree without the education, or a Harvard education without the degree?
- jaclaz 7y ago>They are kids doing school projects. Nothing more, nothing less. And you know what - they're smart kids! But still kids. This description matches perfectly my own (brief) experience on a project with Deloitte.