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That's a good a point, and something I honestly hadn't thought of. They could be ethical folks who got sick of the BS.
by tharne 5y ago
That's a good a point, and something I honestly hadn't thought of. They could be ethical folks who got sick of the BS.
- burkaman 5y agoI've worked with a lot of former "big 3" consultants and they universally hated it and got out once they realized how toxic the culture and organization was. Remember that they recruit people right out of college and they're very good at selling themselves, as that's what they do for a living. People won't want to badmouth their former employer in an interview, but this is definitely something you should keep in mind.
- DrBenCarson 5y agoIf you're interviewing a former McKinsey employee who didn't spend any time at Partner, there is a very good chance you're interviewing someone who 1. has at least as much distate for McKinsey as you do and 2. cannot say so before being hired because badmouthing employers isn't a great interview approach. The reason you hate McKinsey is not the people who leave, it's the people who don't.