Great effort in putting all these complex topics together. The story aspect of the presentation is really good which helps the viewer to absorb the details and at the same time understand the big picture.
Hello fiend !! Greetingss from Costa Rica, I'm in the middle of a recruiting process for the Service Desk Specialist position, I'm nervous and excited at the same time and this video have just given me a boost to the excitment. I'd really like to start working here. What an amazing company!!
Huge Value, I Really appreciate the information in the video, I was wondering though if other consulting companies use the same structure or even any kind of other companies use this structure?
Kim, you are still missing a video about on how to make a power point / prezy presentation in consulting. Besides that, it would be nice if you can make a video on the function of the Mckinsey Content Library -PD, and another video on how does the Mckinsey Fund aka Mckinsey Investment Office, or also know as MÍO Partners, operates within the Firm!
You did a great job explaining the operating structure. But still don’t understand the money side. Who gets to keep the ultimate profit? Does the project owners keep it all?
Great video. Had a question - why are consulting firms so fascinated with powerpoint presentations? Surely its an outdated mode of expression. RUclips creators make excellent explainers which look and sound far better than static slides. A client would be much happier looking at a well made RUclips style video. Could firms not look at retaining RUclips creators?
This is a great question, worth creating a whole new video on. Short answer: the key difference is that a slide is more versatile. You can present on it. You can print it. Client (with different departments with complex politics) can study it, cite it, etc.
looks a little difficult to manage such a huge consulting company; the more specialist you have , the better quality you may offer , but the high cost you need to afford!
Hey Kim, great video. I was just wondering how does Panorama fit under this? There's both consultants, as well as research specialists that contribute to the banking information. Do these research specialist also get client facing?
Can you get into a consulting firm without a degree? I wanted to transition out of the Construction trades that I've been in for the last 18yrs. to work in an entry level position with a Construction consulting firm applying my experience from the field.
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Great effort in putting all these complex topics together. The story aspect of the presentation is really good which helps the viewer to absorb the details and at the same time understand the big picture.
Awesome. Thanks for the nice comment^^
Didn’t have a clue about the spreadsheet support before this video :) thanks for shedding the light, very interesting!
I am a last year PhD graduate in life sciences in Belgium, and I plan to go through the process to join Mckinsey, thanks for the videos!
Thank you. This is the best video I have seen about how an organization like McKinsey is structured / organized. Thanks much!
Great video! I work at a consulting firm here in Brazil, and our structure is very similar.
can a non mba guy can become a management consultant pls let us know
Hello fiend !! Greetingss from Costa Rica, I'm in the middle of a recruiting process for the Service Desk Specialist position, I'm nervous and excited at the same time and this video have just given me a boost to the excitment. I'd really like to start working here. What an amazing company!!
Yeah go for it. There are so many career options out there but you can never go wrong with McKinsey^^.
Very insightful. Thanks for breaking down Mckinsey structure in simple terms.
Extremely useful info! Thank you for creating this, waiting for the next videos!
Clear break down of the structure. Was very helpful!
Great breakdown of how McKinsey is structured; I learned a lot! Super helpful!!
Huge Value, I Really appreciate the information in the video, I was wondering though if other consulting companies use the same structure or even any kind of other companies use this structure?
BCG and Bain have almost the same structure (just different naming of course). Can't speak for other firms though. ^^
This video is amazing and so insightful! Thank you for posting.
You're so welcome! ^^
Kim, you are still missing a video about on how to make a power point / prezy presentation in consulting. Besides that, it would be nice if you can make a video on the function of the Mckinsey Content Library -PD, and another video on how does the Mckinsey Fund aka Mckinsey Investment Office, or also know as MÍO Partners, operates within the Firm!
Well-noted! We are working on the Rockie Consultant Program, which includes all the necessary materials to rock first years at McKinsey!
You did a great job explaining the operating structure. But still don’t understand the money side. Who gets to keep the ultimate profit? Does the project owners keep it all?
I like this structured introduction.
Me too :p
Fantastic video! You packed a lot of information and presented it well.
Great video! Didn't know so much of this!
Glad you love itttt
It's a great video, good job. Consulting industry is my passion and sure McKinsey company is the most company in the world that I want to work for.
Thanks for watching! If the content adds value to you, feel free to buy me a coffee here:
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Great video! Very helpful to understand the consulting firm.
Thank you. Glad it helps^^.
Thanks for making these videos! Really informative
Thanks so much! Really appreciate the video:)
2 videos in 1 week? You gotta be kidding Kim
no he's not kidding
^^
Very informative video! Could you please do this for Big 4 Advisory (Specifically EY)?
Thank you so much for the video!
Thanks for this great video. I really appreciate your effort.
Glad it was helpful! Come back for more ^^.
Really insightful!
Really true ;)
Brilliant presentation 🙂
thanks, great video, good stuff
Great video.
Had a question - why are consulting firms so fascinated with powerpoint presentations? Surely its an outdated mode of expression. RUclips creators make excellent explainers which look and sound far better than static slides. A client would be much happier looking at a well made RUclips style video. Could firms not look at retaining RUclips creators?
This is a great question, worth creating a whole new video on. Short answer: the key difference is that a slide is more versatile. You can present on it. You can print it. Client (with different departments with complex politics) can study it, cite it, etc.
looks a little difficult to manage such a huge consulting company; the more specialist you have , the better quality you may offer , but the high cost you need to afford!
yeah ... but on the other side, McKinsey charge a huge number ^^.
amazing insights , Thank you
Glad you like it ^^
Very valuable information and simple explanation. thank you!
Glad you like it. Keep studying ^^.
Great video helped to clearly understand the firm
Glad it helped! ^^
Excellent information
Thanks Kim..
Hey Kim, great video. I was just wondering how does Panorama fit under this? There's both consultants, as well as research specialists that contribute to the banking information. Do these research specialist also get client facing?
Great Content!
Can you get into a consulting firm without a degree? I wanted to transition out of the Construction trades that I've been in for the last 18yrs. to work in an entry level position with a Construction consulting firm applying my experience from the field.
Great vid
Awesome! Appreciate it!
You bet! ^^
Thanks a ton for the video
You are very welcome^^
Do you have any videos on how McKinsey do marketing?
I will have a video coming shortly about the “McKinsey Way”, touching a bit on the marketing part^^
My dream is to get into McKinsey!
Best of luck to you on your journey to McKinsey! It's completely doable if you put in the work!
can a non MBA guy can become management consultant
Yes, management consulting career is for everyone. But surely you can gain some advantages if you've got an MBA.
Great video!