Watch their videos here on assumptions about consultants here: Kchoi, USA - ruclips.net/video/Hj_G3nZD_A8/видео.html Successbysanjna Australia - ruclips.net/video/mLYIu-apfME/видео.html
Math isn't only about arithmetics. It's about creating logical and clear model of the world which we can then analyze to produce results. So actually, making calculations is only the final result of this process, which is the least important part of it all.
While that is true if you have time to set up a model, surprisingly a lot of C-Suite sizing conversations require quick estimation of size of opportunities and investments. Even following conversations requires very quick mental math (conversations such as - “15 million represents 12% of our sales pipeline and we are looking at growing it by 5 % more, how do you think the RoI of this new market entry strategy is going to play out in that context?” Etc. have to be done on the spot without the partner/ EM pulling out their smartphones, opening excels, etc.) but it could very well be a Big 4 vs MBB thing)
Do you some times feel burn out after working for so many hours? The feeling that you cannot do this anymore? Or do you think you can still keep that career pace for another 5 years just in the case when you decide to not become a mother.
Hmmm, hard question. I don't feel burnout from consulting, only felt it when I started RUclips on the side with consulting. It's not always long hours and more normal than long days!! So 80% it's great and just need to make sure you spend time to recharge and do things that switch your mind off.
Loved this video. As a Big4 consultant myself (but new to the field), I resonate with everything you say, Kajol :D Arrogance is definitely overrated everywhere else, but definitely not in consulting- I have felt it several times in the past months for sure.
@@KajolPhadnis oops I think I gave you the wrong impression! I meant that I am a lateral hire and I have seen much more arrogance in the industry prior to my consulting career. People here are definitely down to earth and willing to tap on each other's strengths- which is basically the premise of consulting industry :D
Watch their videos here on assumptions about consultants here:
Kchoi, USA - ruclips.net/video/Hj_G3nZD_A8/видео.html
Successbysanjna Australia - ruclips.net/video/mLYIu-apfME/видео.html
“You have Excel, and you have a calculator” 🤣 exactly
I mean why overcomplicate it honestly 🤓 😂
Math isn't only about arithmetics. It's about creating logical and clear model of the world which we can then analyze to produce results. So actually, making calculations is only the final result of this process, which is the least important part of it all.
While that is true if you have time to set up a model, surprisingly a lot of C-Suite sizing conversations require quick estimation of size of opportunities and investments. Even following conversations requires very quick mental math (conversations such as - “15 million represents 12% of our sales pipeline and we are looking at growing it by 5 % more, how do you think the RoI of this new market entry strategy is going to play out in that context?” Etc. have to be done on the spot without the partner/ EM pulling out their smartphones, opening excels, etc.) but it could very well be a Big 4 vs MBB thing)
"no idea what to go into post uni" anyone else feel directly called out 😭😂
obsessed with this collab, great video as always Kajol!
Hehe thanks soo much Claire xx
Do you some times feel burn out after working for so many hours? The feeling that you cannot do this anymore? Or do you think you can still keep that career pace for another 5 years just in the case when you decide to not become a mother.
Hmmm, hard question. I don't feel burnout from consulting, only felt it when I started RUclips on the side with consulting. It's not always long hours and more normal than long days!! So 80% it's great and just need to make sure you spend time to recharge and do things that switch your mind off.
this collab is eliteeee!!
Hehehe THANKS MATE
Love the angles of perspectives in terms of being a consultant in the UK! Nice work on the video
Sooo glad you enjoyed it 💙 thank you so much for watching Nelson!
Great video! I finally have some insight on the differences between the regions!
Glad it was helpful - Kristina's and Sanjna's videos are sooo helpful!
Please solve a case one day
You promised a cover letter video!
My bad, that is not what you said in your CV review video. You should still do a cover letter guide video I think.
Haha I'll do a cover letter one soon :)
Hi Kajol, I have just accepted my first consultant role and noticed how the arrogant people don't actually last in the big4
Yeah would same some do and some don't. Honestly the people I work with are genuinely nice people lol and have no time for people who are arrogant etc
Amazing collab! I found it interesting to see how different it is between UK and the US, especially the pay. That was very interesting!
I need to move to the USA
@@KajolPhadnis I’ll be waiting 😂
Loved this video. As a Big4 consultant myself (but new to the field), I resonate with everything you say, Kajol :D
Arrogance is definitely overrated everywhere else, but definitely not in consulting- I have felt it several times in the past months for sure.
Aww Niharika! People see through arrogance and never surround yourself with a team that is like that if you can!
@@KajolPhadnis oops I think I gave you the wrong impression! I meant that I am a lateral hire and I have seen much more arrogance in the industry prior to my consulting career. People here are definitely down to earth and willing to tap on each other's strengths- which is basically the premise of consulting industry :D
Anyone see the lamp shade move all of a sudden? @ 9:53
Damn