The MOST Lucrative Jobs after Management Consulting

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[@petal_swans5438]

Not going into consulting, but the way you explained the most common types of areas to work in is SO Helpful! Thank you!

[@willowchen9146]

Love the high quality content as always! Hope Neel your quarantine is coming to an end too :)

[@neelandrohit6490]

Appreciate the kind comment Willow! And the quarantine has ended (thank goodness haha). Although it wasn't too bad!

[@deuantekelly6516]

I would love a breakdown on which firms make these switches more likely. I doubt blackstone would hire a consultant from a small boutique firm in private equity.

[@alexitsmyname]

Thanks for this video! I have been in management consulting for a year and recently started to think about exit opportunities.

[@neelandrohit6490]

No problemo Alex! Given that you're 1 year in, it's definitely a good time to start thinking about exit opportunities! Which one(s) are you finding the most compelling based on your interests?

[@alexitsmyname]

@@neelandrohit6490 1) working for a late state startup and 2)VC as investor (instead of Associate). You definitely hit the nails in the head with these exit options

[@Owsryudie]

Q: What do you think about going from the TOP Consultancy firms to smaller MC ones? (Starting way higher on the ladders etc?)

[@casualwatcher212]

but what are the roles? useful to know the sectors but what specific roles can we apply for

[@user-zy3ue1tc3t]

What do you think of Investment Banking as an exit opportunity?

[@gawedziarka]

Hi, what oportunity within thise jobs you see for a lawyer (2yers expirience) with MBA, who was founder and general manager in small consultancy start up for 2 years as well as worked in big corporation as credit controller for 2 years? What position in your opinion l could apply for?

[@prestonweller66]

Commercial Real Estate should’ve made an appearance, depending on the role you could have the best lifestyle on this list and make a shit ton

[@neelandrohit6490]

Very true that Commercial Real Estate can be quite lucrative. I just haven't seen it too commonly as an exit for consultants

[@bobertrobertson130]

how common is it tho for PE firms to hire consultants (even from the big 3), especially when competing with IB'ers

[@thesnackbandit]

Still fairly common given the growth of the PE industry. IB has a significant edge simply because of how closely related a lot of work and workflows tend to be.

[@kaorunootaku]

1 year in consulting and im already watching this vid hahahah

[@neelandrohit6490]

Haha after watching it, are you considering switching jobs?

[@kaorunootaku]

@@neelandrohit6490 Planning to go into renewable energy late start up. But i'm just exploring opportunities at this point.

[@nathanbrunk9243]

Where would tech (PM or similar role) fall if included in this list?

[@neelandrohit6490]

Good question Nathan! From the little I know (and the little research I've done), it seems like the salary range might be anywhere from $130K - $200K (if not slightly more). So it'd definitely toward the top of the list!

[@bolu101]

Corporate America, early and late stage start up

[@j7andrew]

Does an experienced hire with a masters (non-mba) and relevant consulting experience earn the same as an MBA hire? Or will he/she still be compensated as the undergrad hire?

[@Phoenix-uo8zb]

If you have under 2-3 YOE then you’re paid as an undergrad level hire.

[@LeaSasisawesome]

What roles would a former consultant go into at a corporate company?

[@TheMightyWalk]

project management lol

[@ShubhamGuptatheincidence]

Curious to know why u left

[@neelandrohit6490]

Good question, with a long answer. And one that I will answer in one of my upcoming videos! But in short, I realized I would be happier and honestly more effective working at a smaller company with more ownership, trying to solve a problem I care deeply about.

[@ShubhamGuptatheincidence]

@@neelandrohit6490 Interesting looking forward to hearing about it

[@lexieyang8403]

@@neelandrohit6490 looking forward to it!!!

[@SaveThatMoney411]

$40K per year is not lucrative, LMAO.

[@amncf489]

Not everything is about money

[@leocossham]

When did he say it was?

[@urip_zukoharjo]

Extremely lucrative in my country lol

[@charan7439]

Thank you Brother
My name is Charan and I am an MBA Finance post graduate.
I'm pretty much interested in working at MBB.
What Could be your suggestion on preperation, finding opportunities and reference for job ( please provide if possible).
I'm from India.
Thank you for the great Content so far ❤.