I joined as an associate straight out of college, unsure of myself. fast forward 4 years, and i’m now leading client meetings, managing teams, and solving real-world problems for some of the biggest companies in india. Yes, there were late nights and stressful weeks during busy season, but the skills i’ve gained are priceless. if you’re willing to put in the work, the big 4 will give you opportunities you won’t find anywhere else.
Hello, that's so good to hear. What would you suggest to someone who wants to switch to consulting from banking?
Bhai +1 for your attitude. It's the attitude which changes our life, bad and good situations are in everyone's life. Love to you 🌸
Good to hear that! keep spreading those positive vibes.
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What about...
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Your HR is right, you lack soft skills and this doesn't translate to kissing anyone's ass. Rather you need to create ...
hahaha!! Don't be surprised brother ! Thats Indian work ethics in a nutshell!!
Answers to your questions: 1) yes these people are always there 2) switching only helps until you can get...
