Hi there,

Unfortunately I really wouldn't count on being able to do this :/

However, like most things in life, achieving what you want to requires a few things:

1) Skill

2) Hardwork

3) Persistence

4) Good relationships/networking/senior support

Hello!

I haven´t hear about it, but that does not mean you could do it if you had a strong case.

Before I left McKinsey couple of years ago, they were putting a lot of thought on the non-classical consulting carreer paths (research, analytics, etc.)

Best would be to discuss it with a sponsor who is willing to endorse, particularly if you have never heard of a movement like this in your office -as I have not-.

Best,

Clara

I'd agree with Udayan on this, but would add one more route (that I've seen in colleagues successfully): You can go to Business School for an MBA. Some (not all) companies have an expedited application process into the consultant track for former support staff colleagues that re-apply from B-school.