Cuanto cobran los socios de McKinsey?

¿Cuánto cobran los socios de McKinsey?

Sueldos para McKinsey & Company en Área Madrid

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Sueldos para McKinsey Consultant en : datos de 1 sueldos Área Madrid 80.119 €/año
Sueldos para Recruiting Analyst en : datos de 1 sueldos Área Madrid 717 €/mes
Sueldos para Digital Expert en : datos de 1 sueldos Área Madrid 109.558 €/año

¿Qué hace la empresa McKinsey?

El centro de servicios de McKinsey & Company ofrece desde Costa Rica servicios en tecnologías digitales, diseño gráfico y comunicación visual, investigación analítica y de nuevos negocios.

Should you start a startup or work at McKinsey?

Even if it means starting at McKinsey and going to a startup afterward. However, if the future is fuzzy, you struggle to articulate it, or you’re open to whatever comes — then a startup is a fantastic option. It will take you places you never dreamed of and will bring constant surprise and discovery on a day-to-day basis.

What is it like to work at McKinsey?

With McKinsey, there’s little-to-no risk. It’s pretty clear from the start, with a high degree of certainty, what you’re getting yourself into once you sign up, across all dimensions. With a startup, there’s only risk. You have no idea what’s going to happen. Even with the things you think you know or are “a given”, you don’t, and they aren’t.

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What do people leave McKinsey consulting for?

My friends left McKinsey to be VP’s in industry, partners at other consulting firms, principals at financial institutions, and founders of businesses. It really will come down to what you’re best suited/want to do. The only thing I don’t think you’re well suited to do is found a startup, but that’s another topic for another day.

What do start-ups need to succeed?

Digital entrepreneur James Bilefield shares his start-up insights with McKinsey’s Philipp Hillenbrand. Key insight #1: Successful start-up founders prioritize results and customer satisfaction. Philipp Hillenbrand: We always hear that start-ups need to operate at an incredible pace, that speed is everything, and if they slow down, they die.