Day in Life of a Consultant in NYC
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 พ.ค. 2022
- I filmed this video on a Friday when I decided to work from home. I wasn't too busy, so I was able to film the whole work day and parts of my dinner / drinks with coworkers! Hope you enjoy~
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S O C I A L S
» Instagram: / etomibebe
» TikTok: / etomibebe
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M U S I C C R E D I T S
» Naomi - Saturday Light - thmatc.co/?l=1A6710C4
» no suits - Magic City - thmatc.co/?l=BFAB4FA4
» Boyu - NYC Ate Your Soul - thmatc.co/?l=6B0E05DA
» Au Gres - do you think we're old enough - thmatc.co/?l=48D0E92B
» Damien Sebe - Snapbacks - thmatc.co/?l=AD0C7BD3
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C A M E R A E Q U I P M E N T
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» Hemmotop Mini Tripod - amzn.to/3sPutVf
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P R O D U C T S
» Faux Fur Fuzzy Slippers - amzn.to/3N3zWR0 (I LOVE these slippers so much)
» CamelBak Horizon Tumbler - amzn.to/3NdZCKw (fits a tall iced coffee perfectly ;))
» Upstyle Water Bottle - amzn.to/3NKPKb6 (would only recommend if you like room-temp water since it's not a thermal water bottle)
» Sceptre LED Gaming Monitor - amzn.to/3t4qKnr
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M A K E U P
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» Kate BK-1 Rashformer WP (Long) Mascara - amzn.to/3GGSofD (my favorite mascara)
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Awesome video Eri! Love to see another NYC-based consultant making videos
Great that you’re settling in! Looking forward to the next one
Thank you so much😇✨
Great video as always!!a great deal of food too and with the best challenge of all time: waking up at morning :) (my worse fight too)
Thanks Cedric😇✨ugh yeah mornings are hard… haha
Great to see you settling in and having a more stable daily life! Ganbatte!
Thank you, Mitsu-san😆💕
Very interesting on seeing how adapting to the New York life style. I know you will be a good management consultant in NY as well.
Thank you so much, Dominic🤩✨
ah my dream!! would love to know how you got to this point 🥺 big inspo
Awww thank you so much, Allie! Might make a video on how I landed this job if you’d be interested🙃💕
Great video, Eri!
Thanks😇✨
Hey another creator in consulting!! LFGG. Best consulting DIL video ever
Heyyy thanks😂😆 Good luck on your content creator journey!!!! Can’t wait to see where you end up✨
Hi Eri!! Watched all your videos and really enjoyed!! Particular this consultant life series. Please keep updating and looking forward to the next one!!!🥰🥰🥰
Aww thank you so much, Yuki😇✨ I’ll continue to make more vlogs like these then!
Healthcare analytics... dope. Also turning 26 next week as a Data Engineer Consultant.
Cool :) hope you’re enjoying your work!
Always enjoy watching your video, Eri! Greetings from Jakarta, Indonesia!
Aww thanks for always watching, Iman😎✨
Great video.
Thank you!!☺️
Thanks for sharing.
How do you feel about so much meetings, is it worth it , is it productive ? Kind regards,
Meetings are usually productive! But there is the occasional non-work related chatting that helps us get to know the team on more of a personal level, which is also important in my opinion! Honestly, the number of meetings isn’t that bad as long as it’s within working hours :)
how did you get into healthcare consultancy, I am currently a medical student and am interested in branching out into consultancy once I qualify
I was a pre-med student in college and most of my internships were at hospitals / clinics, so when I was looking at different consulting firms, my firm (which specializes in healthcare / life sciences) really stood out to me! I wouldn't say that I use a lot of my pre-med knowledge in my daily work, but it definitely comes in handy when we have to learn about certain diseases / treatments that we're helping our clients with. I definitely think that your knowledge as a med student will be very valuable for a firm like mine because a lot of the consultants without a healthcare background have questions around a product's profile, etc. since they don't have that super technical medical knowledge. In my role, I also speak to SMEs (subject matter experts) like doctors & pharmacists, so having that background will probably help with those conversations too! I hope this is helpful. Let me know if I should make a video on my background :)
Can you give some tips on how you got into the consultant field? I am looking to be in that field so interested to hear your thoughts.
Sure! Can you be more specific with your question so I can provide info that would be helpful for you?
@@etomibebe what is the best way to get into that field? Is there a certification I need or an internship? Or is there anything else that’s needed?
I think it really depends on which area you want to go into within consulting. I’m in the healthcare space, but even within healthcare, there’s so many different focus areas. For my company, even though we are healthcare focused, they didn’t require prior healthcare experience or certifications as a new grad (although I had a related background). What mattered most to them when I applied were my grades, communication skills (during interviews), and how well I performed in the case studies.
It also depends on if you’re a new grad or a mid-career hire. If former, what recruiters would look at most is your academic achievements (and grades), extracurriculars, and of course, how you perform in the interview / case studies. If you’re a mid-career hire, they may look more at your prior work experience and its relevance to the position you’re applying for. I wouldn’t say you need a certification or an internship necessarily, but I would recommend doing some preparation for the interviews and case studies. I would also reach out to some people through LinkedIn and connect with juniors within that consulting firm to see if you would be a good cultural fit - every company is different and it’s important to understand what the working culture is like at the company to see if you would be a good fit.
Let me know if you have any follow-up questions!
@@etomibebethank you.
Which company are you working at?!
Ahh I’d love to tell you, but I wanna keep that info confidential since I still work there… I’ll definitely disclose when I quit this company!! haha
I feel. Super nerve-wracking talking to the older peeps.
Yeah… do you do that at your job too?
@@etomibebe Little bit. Not as many client presentations yet since I'm working on the backend (developer) side.
Hi Eri, great video! Have you thought about posting your email address for business inquiries?