Anonymous wrote:If they start talking about it as a huge goal, have them read When McKinsey Comes to Town or any of a number of articles about their "great" and "objective" work as non-decision makers.
Not only is it an unlikely goal, it is also a questionable one. Without the "doing good" part, you really might as well make more at Goldman. McKinsey doesn't shine on a CV quite like it used to when most on DCUM were coming out of college and grad school.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Not sure why anyone would want to work at McKinsey
Money. Perceived status to a small number of people. Money. And money.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It isn't like they are going to hire many people this year anyway! These are part of a basic recruiting site and don't even reflect interview numbers or number of people hired. Don't encourage your kids to join McKinsey. Their reputation has taken a hit. If they want $$, look at finance and hedge funds, and if they want quality of life and reach, look at a tech. Consulting is a stepping stone but execs and politicians have been distancing themselves more and more from their previous employers for a reason. That was before "the book" came out too.
Many in tech will be cannibalized by AI... the current layoffs are being used for tech companies to cover up for cutting projects that they would have otherwise cut a long time ago
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Revised
(Not in order)
T20
Princeton University
Harvard University
Yale University
University of Pennsylvania
Dartmouth College
Brown University
Cornell University
Columbia University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Stanford University
University of Chicago
Johns Hopkins University
Duke University
Northwestern University
Vanderbilt University
Washington University in St. Louis
University of Notre Dame
University of California, Berkeley
20+
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
University of Texas at Austin
Georgia Institute of Technology
University of Florida
University of Maryland, College Park
University of Michigan
University of Virginia
Emory University
Georgetown University
University of Southern California
Wake Forest University
Boston College
Boston University
Northeastern
Brigham Young University
Howard University
LACs
Williams College
Amherst College
One page for all of the Seven Sisters
Rice and UCLA didn't make the list form T20.
NYU is top school for finance but not so much for consulting
Interesting. The state flagships on here, as well as USC, accept transfers from community colleges in their respective states. How would doing that path affect McKinsey recruiting?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Revised
(Not in order)
T20
Princeton University
Harvard University
Yale University
University of Pennsylvania
Dartmouth College
Brown University
Cornell University
Columbia University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Stanford University
University of Chicago
Johns Hopkins University
Duke University
Northwestern University
Vanderbilt University
Washington University in St. Louis
University of Notre Dame
University of California, Berkeley
20+
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
University of Texas at Austin
Georgia Institute of Technology
University of Florida
University of Maryland, College Park
University of Michigan
University of Virginia
Emory University
Georgetown University
University of Southern California
Wake Forest University
Boston College
Boston University
Northeastern
Brigham Young University
Howard University
LACs
Williams College
Amherst College
One page for all of the Seven Sisters
Rice and UCLA didn't make the list form T20.
NYU is top school for finance but not so much for consulting
Interesting. The state flagships on here, as well as USC, accept transfers from community colleges in their respective states. How would doing that path affect McKinsey recruiting?
Anonymous wrote:Revised
(Not in order)
T20
Princeton University
Harvard University
Yale University
University of Pennsylvania
Dartmouth College
Brown University
Cornell University
Columbia University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Stanford University
University of Chicago
Johns Hopkins University
Duke University
Northwestern University
Vanderbilt University
Washington University in St. Louis
University of Notre Dame
University of California, Berkeley
20+
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
University of Texas at Austin
Georgia Institute of Technology
University of Florida
University of Maryland, College Park
University of Michigan
University of Virginia
Emory University
Georgetown University
University of Southern California
Wake Forest University
Boston College
Boston University
Northeastern
Brigham Young University
Howard University
LACs
Williams College
Amherst College
One page for all of the Seven Sisters
Rice and UCLA didn't make the list form T20.
NYU is top school for finance but not so much for consulting
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Northeastern has its own page.
https://www.mckinsey.com/Careers/Students/Undergraduate-Degree-Candidates/Northeastern-University
PP here. I went back over the T100 national universities and T50 LACs and that was the only one I missed. Nonetheless, it's a shocker
It's not a shocker when schools like BU WF BYU and Howard are there.
Northeastern has a great business program.
In fact not really a shocker for Howard actually. It's there for affirmative action.
Does McKinsey has anything to do with Mormon?
We got you the first time you posted this.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Northeastern has its own page.
https://www.mckinsey.com/Careers/Students/Undergraduate-Degree-Candidates/Northeastern-University
PP here. I went back over the T100 national universities and T50 LACs and that was the only one I missed. Nonetheless, it's a shocker
It's not a shocker when schools like BU WF BYU and Howard are there.
Northeastern has a great business program.
In fact not really a shocker for Howard actually. It's there for affirmative action.
Does McKinsey has anything to do with Mormon?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It isn't like they are going to hire many people this year anyway! These are part of a basic recruiting site and don't even reflect interview numbers or number of people hired. Don't encourage your kids to join McKinsey. Their reputation has taken a hit. If they want $$, look at finance and hedge funds, and if they want quality of life and reach, look at a tech. Consulting is a stepping stone but execs and politicians have been distancing themselves more and more from their previous employers for a reason. That was before "the book" came out too.
Many in tech will be cannibalized by AI... the current layoffs are being used for tech companies to cover up for cutting projects that they would have otherwise cut a long time ago
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Northeastern has its own page.
https://www.mckinsey.com/Careers/Students/Undergraduate-Degree-Candidates/Northeastern-University
PP here. I went back over the T100 national universities and T50 LACs and that was the only one I missed. Nonetheless, it's a shocker
It's not a shocker when schools like BU WF BYU and Howard are there.
Northeastern has a great business program.
In fact not really a shocker for Howard actually. It's there for affirmative action.
Does McKinsey has anything to do with Mormon?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Northeastern has its own page.
https://www.mckinsey.com/Careers/Students/Undergraduate-Degree-Candidates/Northeastern-University
PP here. I went back over the T100 national universities and T50 LACs and that was the only one I missed. Nonetheless, it's a shocker