McKinsey Careers: Joining McKinsey after completing your advanced degree
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- Many of our colleagues join after completing an advanced degree (Ph.D.s, MDs, JDs) in fields outside of business, including medicine, law, engineering, and economics. They love the opportunities they have here to effect large-scale change, learn continuously, collaborate with outstanding colleagues and shape their own paths. Hear their stories.
You can learn more about two of the women featured in this video, Jessica (www.mckinsey.co...) and Megan (www.mckinsey.co..., on our careers blog.
Do you guys hire CPAs?
Slimy,inauthentic like politicians !!!
Introduce myself my name is Ariful Islam leeton im software engineer and members of the international organization and members of the international telecommunications and investors and employees
Sounds like a bunch of robots talking
Yes I agree with you
@Michael Lee - I noticed too !!! Is this how they train them ???
1:19 fucks?
haha... nuclear physist doing Unternehmensberatung.. oh Lord!!! These McKindseys should really focus on relevant people and train them rather hiring someone who could not find a job after his PhD
Just goes to show that you need virtually ZERO specific training and knowledge to do what consultants do, whereas for other jobs you need years of training.
@@JamesSmith-kv8js true
That’s rather unfair though. Firstly, if all PhD holders went into academia, there literally would be no space to accommodate all of them. Secondly, because a PhD is largely translatable, I genuinely don’t see an issue with branching into other fields - including consulting. Lastly, consulting is a good route for people without a business background to venture - eventually - into business or whatever they desire. We also have to consider that people are different, I for one am completing a PhD is molecular biology but I really don’t see myself in this field. I want to apply my skills in a different field, and because consulting is accommodating, then why not. It’s insulting to impose your opinions about people decisions when you weren’t part and parcel of their decision making process. You just need to chill and let others be.
I'm sure the gentleman with his PhD in physics doctoral committee would have loved to disapprove his dissertation if they knew he would've joined these greedy firms and be another lackey for them. All I see is sellouts. Its a shame such well educated and promising minds seek money and not knowledge. I cant believe a entertained this idea but after watching this I know where my calling is, and its most definitely not a firm...
conman607 People are different, that's what make the world beautiful. Live and let live.
conman607 Triggered
@U Haul who said being poor is desirable?
@@abdulmotin-vd5ze bla bla bla. seek greatness not money. Look at Tesla, Einstein, Newton,Bohr.....