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Internal Roles in MBBs post consulting

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Anonymous A asked on Jan 25, 2019

Hi Im wondering what are some of the roles MBBs have for a person who does not want to travel a lot but still does not want to quit the firm. Any examples would be helpful . Thanks

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Benjamin
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replied on Oct 13, 2023
Ex-BCG Principal | 8+ years consulting experience in SEA | BCG top interviewer & top performer

Hi,

From a BCG perspective these are the roles that I have seen people transition to:

  • Learning & Development
  • People (HR)
  • Recruiting
  • Career Development / Staffing

Hope this helps to clarify!

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Sidi
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replied on Jan 25, 2019
McKinsey Senior EM & BCG Consultant | Interviewer at McK & BCG for 7 years | Coached 350+ candidates secure MBB offers
  • Practice Area Manager (functional or sectoral)
  • HR leader (recruiting, learning, etc.)
  • Professional Development Manager
  • Client Development Leader
  • Leading newly emerging new delivery models (e.g., McKinsey Solutions)
  • etc.
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Guennael
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replied on Jan 25, 2019
Ex-MBB, Experienced Hire; I will teach you not only the how, but also the why of case interviews

I have seen a lot of former colleagues either transfer internally or even come back to non-consulting positions. Fair warning though: you will still travel - sometimes even quite a lot.

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Vlad
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replied on Jan 25, 2019
McKinsey / Accenture Alum / Got all BIG3 offers / Harvard Business School

Hi,

Agree with all the below.

  1. Most probably you will have travel no matter what, sometimes even more
  2. The transition is quite easy, however, you should have good performance to have the negotiating power
  3. Salary most probably will be lower / will grow more slowly

Best

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