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Sharing my start with MBB on LinkedIn

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New answer on Feb 19, 2021
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Anonymous A asked on Feb 18, 2021

Hi

I want to share a post on LinkedIn about my start with MBB firm on LinkedIn, but I did not come across any post that was published from anyone who have joined these firms.

Should I do it?

Or would it be enough to update my job status

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Clara
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replied on Feb 18, 2021
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Hello!

Congrats on the job!

I have seen plenty of people having this posts, both when they start and when they accept the offer.

However, personal opinion here, it´s a bit showoff and tacky. I would rather add the new job to your professional experience and leave it there.

Hope it helps!

Cheers,

Clara

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Ken
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replied on Feb 19, 2021
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Congrats! It's very common these days to share the news with your linkedin network. Particularly, I've seen a huge number of posts from BCG offerees where I believe they are actually encouraging it :)

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Francesco
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replied on Feb 19, 2021
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Hi there,

I would personally just updated the LinkedIn status, unless you have reasons to write a full post. It is not per se wrong to do it if you want, but for some people it may seem like a way to show off.

Best,
Francesco

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Anonymous updated the answer on Feb 18, 2021

Congrats on your offer!

First of all it is not uncommon - I see quite some such posts from incoming consultants, especially from the North American region.

That being said, it might come across a bit of a show-off, unless you have a reason to do it. A great reason is to thank the office that extended the offer and if applicable, tag the recruiters that helped you with the arrangements and the consultant buddy, if you had any, that gave you tips or mock cases.

Again, congrats on your achievement; wish you a great start!

Konstantinos

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Anonymous replied on Feb 18, 2021

Feel free if you want to do that. Companies won't mind if that's your question.

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Adi
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replied on Feb 18, 2021
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Why not..if you got it flaunt it :). All the best.

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Gaurav
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replied on Feb 18, 2021
Ex-Mckinsey|Certified Career Coach |Placed 500+ candidates at MBB & other consultancies

Actually, why not?

Sometimes the second part of the question doesn't appear when posting, is that your case?

Cheers, GB

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Ian
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replied on Feb 18, 2021
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Hi there,

I've seen plenty of people post with offers! I assure you it's quite common.

If you want to, feel free to go ahead. Of course, use common judgement about what's acceptable/not acceptable (a simple "I'm excited to announce x offer" should suffice).

Congratulations by the way :)

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