I joined McKinsey early this month. Just yesterday, I received another offer that is better in overall, taking the package and location into consideration. After much deliberation, I've decided to accept the offer.
However, I would have to quit from my existing position at McKinsey in order to start at the other firm, which requires me to start immediately. I'm concerned about the impact of leaving McKinsey in less than a month on my career, particularly in terms of how my resume would appear to a prospective employer and my relationship with McKinsey. I don't want to burn any bridges, but the other job offer is a better fit for me.
I would like to know if there would be any repercussion from McKinsey if I resign in less than a month. Will the firm put me on a blacklist? How long is the cooling window before I can rejoin the company in the future?
*After reading the first 2 comments, it seems like this would be a bridge burner with McK. I wonder if it would be fine if I apply to McK in another country in the future where my new job location will be? One of the main reasons I have to accept this new job offer is because I want to relocate to the city where my partner is currently based in. Would this reason be acceptable to McK? I know it's impossible to anticipate, but I'm hoping the recruiter would think I resigned from McK because I want to relocate to another country.
Please advise, and thank you very much!
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