Hey Kajol, I recently started watching all your videos on consulting and I love them. Keep going with the same level of enthusiasm! I have a request..could you please create content on what analytical skills will be required for a management consultant to draw insights out of data, the most demanded skills etc..?
The only 2 things that determine if you will be successful in getting a salary adjustment: 1) are you a valued member of the team 2) are you likely to be offered a better offer at a competitor. If not, good luck.
Just between strategy vs non strategy consulting usually in most firms. And definitely you see a gap for people who are experienced hires vs who came through the graduate scheme...after grad roles
Being real I didn't at that time because when I joined there was one salary everyone started at across the board so it was fair. However there is always no harm in trying!
Great points! I see how your tips apply to my current job. But I am just not so sure how this works for Big4 when ppl from other fields are hired. E.g. As an experienced Engineer, Deloitte basically told me they are interested but I have to start as a Sr. consultant in order to learn how the projects are handled. I was happy until I learned that Sr. consultant roles are wayyyyy below what industry jobs offers me :/ Should I negotiate the salary with the hiring manager or do you think it doesn’t make sense because Deloitte salary ranges are too narrow?
Strategic - depends when you think you'll be promoted to next level. You usually go to the bottom of the pay band everytime you get promoted. If you think you'll be promoted to Manager next year may be better then but I always think no harm in trying to get your salary negotiated NOW
I personally feel that recruiters are so numbed down to anchor effect because they literally do this day in and day out and see people come up with random / over the top figures
Hey Kajol , I am applying for my masters and I am really confused what course I should apply for I want to work in consulting in future So Is MSc in Management consulting a good option? If yes can you suggest a university?
@@KajolPhadnis I did my research and I think operations is a good fit for me Universities that are offering msc in management consulting are - university of Warwick - university of Leeds - university of Birmingham Or is msc in management a good fit?
Don't forget to smash the like button so I can merk the RUclips algo xx
taking notes so future me can ask for salary adjustments ✍🏽
You got this xx
ahhh this was so informative!! love how you break it all down so clearly!
I'm so glad Farah - thank youuuuu!!
Hey Kajol, I recently started watching all your videos on consulting and I love them. Keep going with the same level of enthusiasm! I have a request..could you please create content on what analytical skills will be required for a management consultant to draw insights out of data, the most demanded skills etc..?
Were making South Park. Promoting PinkGB by Onnit..
The only 2 things that determine if you will be successful in getting a salary adjustment: 1) are you a valued member of the team 2) are you likely to be offered a better offer at a competitor. If not, good luck.
Loved the intro!! Such a helpful video as always, thanks Kajol :)
Thank you soo much xxx
ok you have me feeling so prepared for these kind of conversations in the future! also money gun YESSSS
hehehe thanks mannnn!!!
I’m about to start a new job next week & your tips already got me fired up to ask for a salary increa- I mean adjustment 👀
Hehehhee YESSSS GIRL BACKING YOU
Facts not feeeelings YES this video is going to inspire more people to realise their worth!
Hehe thanks Tanvi ❤
This was casually on my mind and your video pops up :D
Coincidence or not heheh
good tips, very informative!
Best way to get big pay rises quickly is to switch firms every 2-3 years. Get promoted and then jump.
True 👍
Did you notice salary difference when you was within a graduate role ? Or is this specifically for promotions after graduate roles ? X
Just between strategy vs non strategy consulting usually in most firms. And definitely you see a gap for people who are experienced hires vs who came through the graduate scheme...after grad roles
Ayyyy love to see you finally used the money gun!!😂😂😂 About to graduate so this is a really useful video!! Thanksss aunty K 🙏❤️
You got this!!!!
Glassdoor is not accurate and internet is proper. How do we search properly?
by speaking to headhunters as mentioned in the video
Should you negotiate a consulting grad scheme offer salary?
Being real I didn't at that time because when I joined there was one salary everyone started at across the board so it was fair. However there is always no harm in trying!
Love the chill vibes music and the fact that you went with the money gun 👌🏽
Lmao can't back out now can I hehehe
Great points! I see how your tips apply to my current job. But I am just not so sure how this works for Big4 when ppl from other fields are hired. E.g. As an experienced Engineer, Deloitte basically told me they are interested but I have to start as a Sr. consultant in order to learn how the projects are handled. I was happy until I learned that Sr. consultant roles are wayyyyy below what industry jobs offers me :/ Should I negotiate the salary with the hiring manager or do you think it doesn’t make sense because Deloitte salary ranges are too narrow?
Strategic - depends when you think you'll be promoted to next level. You usually go to the bottom of the pay band everytime you get promoted. If you think you'll be promoted to Manager next year may be better then but I always think no harm in trying to get your salary negotiated NOW
@@KajolPhadnis Gotcha! Thanks!
I wish I've watched this video sooner! Great content as usual :)
Omg thanks Matt 💙💙
The money gun finally making an appearance
had to be done haha
Came to see the money gun. Was not disappointed.
I stick to my word x
Appreciate the tips, about to start a tech consultant role!
Amazing Dave, good luck!!
This is very helpful! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
I love the energy of these videos! Keep it up!
might do more of these teasers heheh
Conpensation band is highly confidential, no HR I met was willing to share this...
I think it's fair to ask - I ask whenever I'm going for a job what the salary band / expectations are :)
Don't give a number is not a good advise. You should always use the anchor effect to achieve the best result.
I personally feel that recruiters are so numbed down to anchor effect because they literally do this day in and day out and see people come up with random / over the top figures
Haha love that intro😂
Lmao I didn't want to be cringe but I did x
@@KajolPhadnis nah it’s really good!
Hey Kajol ,
I am applying for my masters and I am really confused what course I should apply for
I want to work in consulting in future
So Is MSc in Management consulting a good option?
If yes can you suggest a university?
Hmm depends what part of consulting you want to go into - which one?
@@KajolPhadnis I did my research and I think operations is a good fit for me
Universities that are offering msc in management consulting are
- university of Warwick
- university of Leeds
- university of Birmingham
Or is msc in management a good fit?
@@awigaikwad6448 either MSc is great tbh :) It's not usually what you studied but what skills you gained. I mean I did Physics lol
@@KajolPhadnis Alright, thank you so much.
Your content helps many people , keep up the good work👍