All the options are great. 

And in a market that is not amazing at the moment, I'd go for whatever is on the table. 

So if you have the Amazon offer, go for it and, in parallel, pursue consulting. 

That's also going to give you some peace of mind because you'll have some professional stability in parallel while you're applying. 

Also, since you're now at the start of the application process, you might find these materials helpful: 

• Expert Guide: Build A Winning Application Strategy
• Expert Guide: What Do Management Consultants Do?
• Expert Guide: How To Handle Networking Calls and Get Referrals

Best,
Cristian

Hi there, 

Q: What experience could me more valuable for MBBs later?

OC&C would be the closest option to what you could do later at MBB, as it is also consulting. If that’s the only criterion, I would target that position. On the other hand, I would not reject a sure offer (Uber) for something unknown. 

Ideally, I would check if it is possible to move the internship interview process to a full-time process, with the opportunity to join after the Uber internship. In this way, if you are successful you could benefit from the experience with Uber (which I believe it is interesting to you if you applied) and then continue with consulting.

Good luck!

Francesco

Hi there,

In short, all positions make your profile more attractive for MBB. Over the last few years, MBB started to like applicants with more industry experience as a client demands have become more granular and specific. Even an internship counts!

I'd go with the one that interests you the most.

Cheers,

Florian

Both are great.

Sure, OC&C gets in you in consulting right away.

But Amazon is still a great brand name and very challenging (and respected) work environment, and you'll gain relevant industry expertise. It can't go wrong. If you can't make it work with OC&C, accepting Amazon works just fine!