StormyWeather

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by StormyWeather 6y ago
McKinsey employee here. There's a lot of things that I think are quite disfunctional at the firm, but most of the criticism I read in the comments seems to me to be pretty wide of the mark and to be rooted in both an understandable ind
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by StormyWeather 6y ago
McKinsey does a lot of "Fees at risk" engagements where they are paid conditional to the outcome
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by StormyWeather 6y ago
I call bullshit on this email being sent by the firm until I see it (though I totally believe it may have been sent by someone working at the Moscow office) Grounds: - it goes directly against several key employees rights policies which we
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by StormyWeather 6y ago
copypasta from an answer to a similar comment above: I am not defending what the firm did but we are talking about a study that took place in 2017, it has nothing to do with what happened before and certainly doesn't account for all de
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by StormyWeather 6y ago
I am not defending what the firm did but we are talking about a study that took place in 2017, it has nothing to do with what happened before and certainly doesn't account for all deaths after 2017 either.
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by StormyWeather 6y ago
That's not how things work at McKinsey (current employee speaking). It's a partnership and partners take the hit when there is one to take. As a recent example (2020), in response to the difficulties stemming from the COVID 19 cri
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by StormyWeather 6y ago
The responsible parties have been terminated "We said we would have no tolerance for those who violate our professional standards. In this case, after a thorough investigation, two partners have been terminated for violating our Firm’s