Hey there,

Answer the following questions:

• Where do you see a better fit at the moment?
• Where do see yourself in a few years?

If both align, excellent, if not, then chose the one that is more important for you NOW. I'd argue that the difference won't be enormous for your future.

For instance, I also specialized mostly in travel, transportation, and logistics at McKinsey, yet when I left did something completely different. It is more about the problem-solving approach, rather than specific domain knowledge when you move from consulting to industry...

Cheers,

Florian

Hi there,

You haven't told us anything about you!

This is like asking should I buy this sexy racecar or super safe, reliable family car. Depends on your situation!

What do you want? Picture your future, your interests, your skills, etc...and pick the option that moves you in that direction.

In terms of brand loss, I don't see any here. In terms of specializing, well, you're going to have to eventually anyway!

Hi,

Overtime every consultant becomes a specialist in something. There is no other way. The earlier you find the industry / function you are excited about, the better. Specializing will give you:

• Faster growth in consulting
• Better exit opportunities (clients, other consulting companies)
• Better work-life balance (predictable clients, working hours, the expertise you can leverage)

Best

Hi, it depends on your career goal. If you're serious into strategy consulting EYP would be better, if you prefer the healthcare industry I would go for EY

Best,
Antonello

Antonello is spot on

If I understand correctly, you already have EYP on your resumé. So, while additional years in strategy in EYP are always positive, they won't be as valuable as a digital healthcare role if... if that is the type of work or industry you want in the future. 

If you don't have a preference... then EYP would be much better. As a note, I have worked for both EYP and EY Consulting.
 

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Yep agree with Antonello.