Hey Richard, would love to see a day in the life - health/fitness edition. Im curious what your workout and food routines look like to keep fueling you brain and body! Thanks! Great Vid
I'm glad you're back to posting. Thanks again for showing us what you do. I'm really interested in getting an MD MBA but still trying to figure out what to do with it. I'm thinking consulting and EM
Thank you! EM is a good combo. My advice for whether to do an MBA (if you already are getting an MD), is to ask yourself which career paths (looking at examples of folks 10-20 years ahead of you) is most appealing and why the MBA is a useful tool to get there. You’re asking the right question!
Richard, how are you a medical student and consultant at (pls let me know). How is that even possible? I thought it was a sarcasm at first. Haha. I think it deserves a video on its own.
Congrats on your match! I would love to hear if you plan on going back to consulting or a related job. Also to hear your opinion if you think it is useful for someone to go into consulting for 2-3 years post-residency/fellowship. If they don't want to be in consulting long-term, but to learn the skills of a consultant. If not, are there other means to learn these skills?
I think typically you would invest the 2-3 years post residency/fellowship if you know you want to make a transition to spend the predominant amount of your career time outside of clinical medicine (80%-100%). It’s hard to maintain both! You can certainly learn the skills in other ways - through starting your own ventures, postgrad studies, other part time contracted employment as a consultant (case by case basis so you’d have to look up!)
Sir, I heard that the employees of the consulting firms can take unpaid leave of one month in a year without reason... can someone choose the month of 1 month leave.. Or the month is previously decided by the company... Plz reply sir ... Plz plz....
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Top med school and top consultant gig, damn man that’s incredible, my head hurt’s trying to comprehend how you got into this and juggle both.
Your mental health seems so good!! Wish I could maximize my potential the way you can! You are blessed!
Hey Richard, would love to see a day in the life - health/fitness edition. Im curious what your workout and food routines look like to keep fueling you brain and body!
Thanks! Great Vid
bro you are a beast.....idk how it is even possible to do what you do 😳
I'm glad you're back to posting. Thanks again for showing us what you do. I'm really interested in getting an MD MBA but still trying to figure out what to do with it. I'm thinking consulting and EM
Thank you! EM is a good combo. My advice for whether to do an MBA (if you already are getting an MD), is to ask yourself which career paths (looking at examples of folks 10-20 years ahead of you) is most appealing and why the MBA is a useful tool to get there. You’re asking the right question!
Just went through your profile, what an impressive journey in top Universities, McKinsey and becoming a surgeon 😅
Richard, how are you a medical student and consultant at (pls let me know). How is that even possible? I thought it was a sarcasm at first. Haha. I think it deserves a video on its own.
It’s definitely unusual! I explain it towards the end of this video :)
Awesome work Richard! Keep it up 👍🏾
Thank you! Really appreciate it :)
Can you make a full video on how to become a management consultant?
You just have to use words like synergy, touch points, leverage, synthesizing….blah, blah, blah.
Congrats on your match!
I would love to hear if you plan on going back to consulting or a related job.
Also to hear your opinion if you think it is useful for someone to go into consulting for 2-3 years post-residency/fellowship. If they don't want to be in consulting long-term, but to learn the skills of a consultant. If not, are there other means to learn these skills?
I think typically you would invest the 2-3 years post residency/fellowship if you know you want to make a transition to spend the predominant amount of your career time outside of clinical medicine (80%-100%).
It’s hard to maintain both! You can certainly learn the skills in other ways - through starting your own ventures, postgrad studies, other part time contracted employment as a consultant (case by case basis so you’d have to look up!)
I'm super intrigued by how you were able to get hired despite being a medical student, what was the hiring process like?
I did a summer internship in college, and deferred my return offer for 6 years until after Oxford and halfway through Harvard.
@@doctor-rich I didn’t know they allow deferrals for that long?
How do they allow you to do consulting and medical school??? How?! How do you time manage
Sir, I heard that the employees of the consulting firms can take unpaid leave of one month in a year without reason... can someone choose the month of 1 month leave.. Or the month is previously decided by the company... Plz reply sir ... Plz plz....
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I'm no hater, but you daily life seems so boring ... I would definitely spend more time with this splendid dog if I were you.