My hope is that enough of these exposes and the prestige of working at McKinsey will be akin to having worked at Enron or a WorldCom i.e. it becomes a scarlet l

My hope is that enough of these exposes and the prestige of working at McKinsey will be akin to having worked at Enron or a WorldCom i.e. it becomes a scarlet letter instead of an elite marker. The thing that baffles me is not that the majority of McKinsey consultants would go along with it but there are almost zero whistleblowers. I guess it shows the power of McKinsey's narrative and the strength of the McKinsey alumni (read: mafia) to blacklist the whistleblower.