4 years ago this video randomly showed up on my recommendation page back when I was still a high school kid. Fast forward to now, I have accepted my first M&A strategy consulting internship. I am truly grateful that I have saw your video and this video truly inspired me when I first entered university and thinking about what career I want to pursue. I look back and rewatch this video over and over again to continuously motivate myself. Now I can finally say that I have made it. Thank you!
I love people who are busy achieving their dreams, working from morning till evening to prove they are capable of doing anything, I enjoyed your video a lot, thank for sharing it :)
2 year update! I just got an entry level specialist position (step below consultant) at a Healthcare tech company and I'll be traveling a lot as part of the role, this vlog is will be my reality in a couple of months! This video is still relevant to me 2 years later as I plan on working my way up to the Consultant level within the company!
I avoided a career in consulting because of all the travelling that it required... but now in my current non-consulting position, because my clients are all over the world, I still ended up needing to travel a bit. I hate living out of my suitcase, but do enjoy the work I do. Your day looks so similar to mine! Back-to-back calls, rushing to client lunch, more calls in the car, webex when I get home. I enjoy being busy though, and it looks like you do too!
I actually enjoy traveling and I am currently looking for a job that can give me the opportunity to do just that :) Can you give me some advice on what you are doing?
I have been in a consulting role for 20 years. Crazy. I have stayed overnight in 49 states and most of the Canadian provinces (at least the big ones). Travel is good when you are the mater of your schedule.
I don’t mean to ask personal questions, but having the role for so long, can you give me a ballpark of how much you make? I’m interested in going down that career path so I would like to know what to expect down the road. Thank you.
I'm considering becoming a consultant post-grad. I've had so many jobs where I sit at a desk and practically stare at a computer all day and it is very dull and draining. I'm looking forward to every day being different along with working on challenging projects that will keep me on my toes! I don't have any consulting experience so watching these kinds of vlogs is very helpful for me!
This popped up in my explore feed and I LOVE it!! So glad you vlog the work week. It's not a lifestyle you see very often on TH-cam! I'm working full-time in SF so I'm going to try a video like this :)
I love walking. Walking is relaxing and clears my mind. I can see more things and people while walking. However, walking is a luxury in many places in the states.
consultants are usually experts in one field/topic, and travel around the country/world to clients who use the consultant's parents company service to educate/guide/monitor/fix things on a regular basis or per client request.
Usually they tell you the stuff you already know and let you do the slides that they sell you for more what you earn in a year. A consultant would charge you for that, I do it as a favor. That also explains why I'm not rich, and not a consultant.
I just got a consultant intern for my end-of-year internship, that is so great to know more about life as a consultant. It seems that this job is not easy, but I have the confidence that I could do it well. And I think I'm adaptable to business travel life, as I have no problems dealing with jet lag issues.
As soon as I started playing this video, I realized how I missed Kristina’s vlog 😭 thank you very much for this K. Choi! You’re a very simple, a humble and a natural TH-camr ever 💕 love the music and editing as always. Simple, but classy. Keep up the good work Kristina!! Hope you’ll upload more in the future 💕
kchoi I really did like this one Kristina 💕 your voice is very soothing as well! I want to do vlogging as well, but I need a compact and a heavy duty computer for editing. But no matter what kind of video you’ll upload, I just really love it! you’re so intelligent and classy! K.Choi fighting!
Great stuff! I'm a traveler as well and finally figured out what the "luggage rack thing" was used for. Now how about a new video on how a busy consultant spends the weekend. :)
My friend recommended you to me because she knows that I’m interested in change management. Your vlogs are great! Willing to hear more about your thoughts on change management ❤️
This is basically the same as I have experienced as an IT consultant. Week in week out in Tokyo, Bangkok, and Singapore. Now that we have the coronavirus, I don't do any trip anymore and turned out into zoom calls. Even post coronavirus, I believe the consultant industry will have no more business trips as before.
OMG shocked to find another TH-camr from Detroit! I have no idea how this video popped up in my recommendations but so happy I did because my dream is to go into consulting
I loved the video!! Please show us what you wear to work and I'd love to get some advice on how to start a career in consulting! Wish you all the best :)
So glad this randomly popped up in my recommended! I work as a software consultant and watching your travel for the week somehow makes me feel less stressed about all of mine ... 2 flights in one day sounds killer 😥 I also love the flexibility though. I’m currently working on my Saturday evening since I took it easy yesterday afternoon, I really enjoy having that trust from my boss. Just thought I’d mention one of the pros since there’s a lot of consultancy hate in the comments 😂
Hi kchoi, I am a presentation designer and I work with consultants everyday on their presentations. It's nice the see things from the other end. Hats off to you guys!!! Hope you have a wonderful week 😊✌️
I've always aspired to become a consultant. In fact, I did try to apply for consultant positions in big consulting firms without success. Could you share how you got this job and also, the challenges and what skills you need in this job? Thanks.
If you wanna become an associate for big consulting firms like McKinsey, you can either start as a junior analyst, study MBA or apply as an expert in a certain feild.
Target school, and any CV with less than 3.6GPA just gets tossed to the bin. The interview process is about 4 rounds with proper case study based interviews, which if you clear you might get an offer depending on how the other interviewees did.
I want to be a IT-consultant when I grow up. I just started college so I still have some years in front of me. I’m really into electronics and I love helping people out with it when they don’t know the basics. I always help my dad. He’s not the smartest in the tech industry hehe :)
I think you have a good theme for your channel. It’s a good idea to film your working week, business trips and daily routine... Looking forward to your next video =)
Currently working as a consultant for one of the big 4. All I can say is that being a consultant requires you to be flexible when it comes to skillset, time and knowledge depending on the project you were assigned. You'll come across with different clients, some are difficult to work with and some are one of the best.
I enjoyed it. It's not like I can be busting out a camera on a project site. In addition, I respect the fact that there are more single women out there in the work force and being independent. ♥️
I'll watch anything you put out TBH, it feels like catching up with a friend. Please upload more often. I'm also starting a new role so am glad that I can follow along your journey as it keeps my nerves down. 🙂
Your hair has gotten so long! Also so happy and proud that you're doing something you look like you enjoy. Who knows maybe one of the next places to meet a client will be in London
This video was so entertaining - especially as someone who’s in consulting as well. I’m in the federal consulting realm so we typically stay around DC - it was interesting to get to see the life of someone in commercial! Would love to see more of these!
Glad you enjoyed! Planning to do a more informational video about consulting and what I do. If you want you can send me a message about what kind of consulting you do and maybe I can incorporate it!
Hei K, I just graduated last year and also kicked off as a consultant but in the Netherlands. Girl, it’s like a hectic life, I was really lost about the work life feeling like on the go all the time but not really working. Finally feeling some peace from ur blog, thansk!
Thank you for showing me that everyone have different looks depends on our energy, make up, hair style, timing, by whatching this video. 😊 Its all about normal if we doesn't looking always good in appearance cause of those i mention above. Sorry if im out of topic 😅, but i do really realized it.😊 Good work!
In medical field, a doctor would start his/her career as a houseman (1) 2 years later: Get license and become a medical officer (2) 4 years later: Qualify to apply & enrol in a master's degree program or post-graduate study equivalent in specialty & sub-specialty of his/her choice. 2 years later: Finished study, becomes a clinical specialist (3) 3~4 years later: Becomes a consultant (4) after completing specialty & sub-specialty training. Consultant nephrologist, Consultant cardiologist, Consultant neurosurgeon, Consultant orthopaedic surgeon, Etc. These consultants are typically attached to a hospital. Very rarely as visiting consultants. Consultant is at 4th level in medical field, which is the maximum a doctor could climb. Further north is just a 'senior'. Senior Consultant Xxxxx is the same as consultant Xxxxx, no further study and/or training needed. Just with more experience. On the other hand, consultants who work at McKinsey & Company, Boston Consulting Group or Bain & Company will are external staffs who consult certain companies which need bird-eye view on their business. Or on specific task. They consult many companies, deal with so many chairmen, directors, Presidents, CEOs, COOs, CFOs SVPs, VPs, etc, don't they? A consultant civil & structure engineer in a high-rise condominium project consults developer & contractor. Like a man who is in between of an owner and contractor. Point is: The term consultant is widely used and could be loosely defined. It spans across many professions and industries.
Hi Kchoi. I am Natsumi from Japan. I am a network engineer considering to switch my carrier to a consultant. I LOVE your consulting series because I can learn what a consultant does to prepare for my job interview... Please continue this series! Will do my best at my job interview. I also love your taste of music a lot♡
Hey Kristina! Actually, it's my first time to watch your vlog and I'd say I'm SO LUCKY to encounter you channel 💗 Consultant is my dream job and thank you for introducing the life pattern to us in such a cozy & fresh way! Plus, I like your attitude towards work and the willingness to still enjoy the vivid details of life(e.g. the morning-time walk) despite the cramped schedule. You're gonna snail it ALL :)) p.s. Remember to take good care of yourself while enjoying the sense of achievements from work. 😊
Very interesting vlog. I work in a productive environment, rooted to the spot everyday, but at home every night. I don’t envy your traveling and endless phone calls, but you seem to enjoy the busyness. Keep happy...love your accent btw
I just found your channel because of your Korean food videos and I can’t believe that I found you. I need to decided what to study and what I want to do and consulting it’s one of my biggest options so totally watching your videos and subscribing!
This video totally reminds me of why I never wanted to become a consultant. I knew I would not be happy lugging around the baggage and hotel-hopping all the time. NOT saying it's a bad thing tho; it just doesn't suit my life style. Glad to see you're doing great! All the best.
This is the first video of yours I watched. Years ago this would've been my dream job but now I understand why God didn't allow me to follow this path. Seems tiring! Really interesting to watch thanks!
Grace Lung to be fair it also depends on the company culture. My one wouldn't allow for such late flights, certainly not having calls like that after flying close to midnight. Usually the day after a full working day would be only for travelling home (and sight seeing).
I think the real reason the luggage rack is there is because you shouldn't put your bags on a hotel bed. If there are any bed bugs in that bed, you open yourself up to bringing them back to your house with you!
I enjoyed the video, a few good spots for me: at 2:42, the heresy of using a mouse when you have a thinkpad's track point :) at 3:30, first thing to do at 7am check facebook as per your screen, yet the script said "I just did a little bit of work" at 6:05, swaping the "glamorous" consultant travel bag, for a recycle cloth bag to put your thinkpad.
hahaha glad you enjoyed!! 1. i can't figure out how to use the track point well! 2. i believe that was Micosoft Teams, not facebook, but i wouldn't be surprised if it did turn out to be facebook! :P 3. i use my travel bag for just that... travel :) otherwise i use a regular tote!
I would LOVE a job like this where I travel a lot and talk to clients in all different places *IF* I wasn't so dang socially anxious. The root cause of all my problems right there!
This was so interesting to watch! I feel like I was looking at my week last week watching this :) It looks like you're thoroughly enjoying the busy-ness and you seem very happy and beautiful! Hope you're doing well. MISS YOUUUUU
So many toxic people in the comment sections that did not manage to get a degree and build their careers well enough to work with their brains and not hands. Chill, people, you don't understand how hard can it be sometimes. Analysts and consultants are also making your world go around because they help businesses and services grow and bring a better experience to you as well. TH-cam, Amazon, Netflix and so on are businesses (surprise!) that have these people on board, just to set an example. But hey, you don't hate it, you use it. The world can survive without cleaners (and other monotone and low-end jobs) as they can (and will be) replaced with automated solutions pretty soon. So think again before calling any role useless. Who knows, maybe that analyst you don't like just figured out how to replace you with a machine ;)
Daria Varha what a completely ignorant classist comment. For one thing there are many career paths that one can take without a degree. I am a professional in an industry that has been experiencing exponential growth in the energy markets, and I don’t have a degree. Others prefer to work with their hands and they often make six figures. That’s not my point though, some people cut grass, clean toilets, serve food, etc. Those people are valuable and the work they do has meaning and I’m grateful that they are taking care of those duties. You shouldn’t value someone just because of their vocation. Plenty of people are perfectly happy doing work that you most likely degrade. My own father in law worked a back breaking job in a factory, raised 4 kids, and was a great dad. He has no degree. His sister develops missiles for the military. He is way more intelligent than she is but he chose a different path and he’s one of the happiest people I know. Sure people can be toxic on here and by your comment you have joined them.
EnglandBengal now take your comment and take it to literally any other tread on here. I am just making my point, to work in consulting you need a lot of brain power and experience. So when a people around here degrade this type of job - I just show them their reflection. Simple as that. I worked in an office and worked as a bar tender and a bike courier, not to mention other weird occupations I had. I know what manual labor is. But I feel rather sad, when people who never worked in consulting think it a waste of space.
Catching up on some of your older week in the life videos, since I just posted my first 'Consultant Work Week In My Life' too - it's interesting to see what others look like, too! ✨
I love your content! I found your channel from my search on public relations. Your content is direct with full of information, your voice is kinda relaxing and its a huge bonus that you're extremely gorgeous. Definitely subscribing to your channel! 😊
Consultant's life : Travel, Wake up early, breakfast, never ending work, dinner, and another work till dawn then going back to wake up early.. Ahh miss that hectic lifestyle...
1st time watching. I'm sure you are well educated and it strikes me first impression that you are a great rapport builder. I'm 66 and all my extensive business travel is long behind me. Another big plus to me and impressive is that obviously your position has not gone to your head. I watched a video several weeks ago of a young woman who stated she was a consultant and it was almost sickening to see how high she was on herself. If you are not including specific parts of you education and projects you are involved in-that would be very interesting to me and others. Lol I know we cannot be "all things to all people" so understand if you decide to not go into detailing. I was never an actual consultant but was a territory manager for a major automotive hard parts supplier with global business-although I was operating in our domestic operations. I did attend some graduate business classes on the side that were funded by my company. Perhaps you already have an MBA or graduate degree in your field. Accumulating real-world hands on experience is key in my opinion before you embark on something like an MBA. I also prefer adjunct professors who come from real-life experiences having worked in their field. I had a professor who worked full-time as a chemical engineer with a PhD for a graduate international marketing class. He is originally from Brazil. He made me re-write a paper three times as he thought "I could do better." I really respected and admired him for that. Continued success for your career and personal life. Stay true to your core values and you will look back with little or no regrets.
Only came across this video now when I was doing research on investment banking and consulting. I have to say those skyscrapers in Chicago look awesome for those of us staying in South Africa. Although your working life seems hectic, I do find that quite motivating and it's something I look forward to have when I start working next year. Thank you for sharing this video with us! Greetings from South Africa :)
Love this video just as much as your PR vid!! I just started college & I’ve decided to pursue a bachelors in communications. You’ve given me a much better idea of what to expect in this field. Thank you & please continue to vlog your journey!
4 years ago this video randomly showed up on my recommendation page back when I was still a high school kid. Fast forward to now, I have accepted my first M&A strategy consulting internship. I am truly grateful that I have saw your video and this video truly inspired me when I first entered university and thinking about what career I want to pursue. I look back and rewatch this video over and over again to continuously motivate myself. Now I can finally say that I have made it. Thank you!
Congrats!!! Thank you for coming back to leave this comment. I’m honored to have played even a small part in your journey!
I love people who are busy achieving their dreams, working from morning till evening to prove they are capable of doing anything, I enjoyed your video a lot, thank for sharing it :)
Me too
thats the definition of depression to me
@@alexdub1985 *hustle
Depressed people do the opposite, nothing (useful).
@@alexdub1985 it's called distraction HAHA
@@alexdub1985 🥺
2 year update! I just got an entry level specialist position (step below consultant) at a Healthcare tech company and I'll be traveling a lot as part of the role, this vlog is will be my reality in a couple of months! This video is still relevant to me 2 years later as I plan on working my way up to the Consultant level within the company!
Hi, can we connect via email? I'm hoping to start in a similar role in a few weeks and would love to hear your experience so far...thanks
Long story short, 75% market research, 10% coffee, 7.5% group/client meetings, 7.5% Modelling
I avoided a career in consulting because of all the travelling that it required... but now in my current non-consulting position, because my clients are all over the world, I still ended up needing to travel a bit. I hate living out of my suitcase, but do enjoy the work I do. Your day looks so similar to mine! Back-to-back calls, rushing to client lunch, more calls in the car, webex when I get home. I enjoy being busy though, and it looks like you do too!
yes i do enjoy it, glad you do too :)
What job is it that you do if you don’t mind me asking? I’d love any job that entails travelling
I actually enjoy traveling and I am currently looking for a job that can give me the opportunity to do just that :) Can you give me some advice on what you are doing?
I’m studying finance and I keep wondering after school how do I get here. Do you have a video with tips?
Batman is super rich what job do you work as if you don’t mind me asking?
I have been in a consulting role for 20 years. Crazy. I have stayed overnight in 49 states and most of the Canadian provinces (at least the big ones). Travel is good when you are the mater of your schedule.
I don’t mean to ask personal questions, but having the role for so long, can you give me a ballpark of how much you make? I’m interested in going down that career path so I would like to know what to expect down the road. Thank you.
@@nlx8763 Do you need me to solve your difficult problem? And to bring you clients
@@عليالكديسي-ر4و oh yes I have many problems that need solving
@@nlx8763 !@@nlx8763
I'm considering becoming a consultant post-grad. I've had so many jobs where I sit at a desk and practically stare at a computer all day and it is very dull and draining. I'm looking forward to every day being different along with working on challenging projects that will keep me on my toes! I don't have any consulting experience so watching these kinds of vlogs is very helpful for me!
This popped up in my explore feed and I LOVE it!! So glad you vlog the work week. It's not a lifestyle you see very often on TH-cam! I'm working full-time in SF so I'm going to try a video like this :)
Katherout 👍🏽
Katherout! Not surprised to see you here! Hope all is well
Why is your video on my news feed?
I admire how you handle all the packed schedules with such grace and calmness ⭐⭐
I love walking. Walking is relaxing and clears my mind. I can see more things and people while walking. However, walking is a luxury in many places in the states.
unfortunately you are right .walking is luxury in many USA cities.It's not like Europe
I’m confused 🤷♀️🤷♂️I've still no idea what a consultant does!
I don’t think she knows either!! 😮
Haha can't share specific stuff about my daily work, but i work in change management consulting if that helps :)
consultants are usually experts in one field/topic, and travel around the country/world to clients who use the consultant's parents company service to educate/guide/monitor/fix things on a regular basis or per client request.
kchoi what does that actually entail though?
If you still don't know what they're doing it means that they are doing their job pretty well
Usually they tell you the stuff you already know and let you do the slides that they sell you for more what you earn in a year. A consultant would charge you for that, I do it as a favor. That also explains why I'm not rich, and not a consultant.
the words "work from home" triggered me so much until i realized this video was 3 years ago & my body melted in relief when you said airport
Oh my god, I declare myself a fan. I loved this video and tomorrow I'll watch all your videos I can, this is great
I just got a consultant intern for my end-of-year internship, that is so great to know more about life as a consultant. It seems that this job is not easy, but I have the confidence that I could do it well. And I think I'm adaptable to business travel life, as I have no problems dealing with jet lag issues.
I am a Consultant with Deloitte East Africa - I like your Vlogs because i can relate. Keep doing more; they're awesome!!!
calvin bestina check out my channel for more consulting! 🤗
Yr consulting best job h kya or 1 week me kitni holiday multi h
@@tusharchhuker2489 same question
Ah, the classic consultant Lenovo thinkpad 😂
Is thinkpad compulsory ??? I though macbook was used but even the UN uses thinkpad, im starting to think they are like landcruiser of laptops
I'm studying MBA and I was considering about my future career!
You literally added new clarity to my life!
As soon as I started playing this video, I realized how I missed Kristina’s vlog 😭 thank you very much for this K. Choi! You’re a very simple, a humble and a natural TH-camr ever 💕 love the music and editing as always. Simple, but classy. Keep up the good work Kristina!! Hope you’ll upload more in the future 💕
Aw thank you so much!! I miss vlogging too, it’s just hard with work but I’m glad you enjoyed this one :)
kchoi I really did like this one Kristina 💕 your voice is very soothing as well! I want to do vlogging as well, but I need a compact and a heavy duty computer for editing. But no matter what kind of video you’ll upload, I just really love it! you’re so intelligent and classy! K.Choi fighting!
Great stuff! I'm a traveler as well and finally figured out what the "luggage rack thing" was used for. Now how about a new video on how a busy consultant spends the weekend. :)
My friend recommended you to me because she knows that I’m interested in change management. Your vlogs are great! Willing to hear more about your thoughts on change management ❤️
Actually, being a consultant is my dream job. But watching your vlog, I dont think I cant bear all those activities. Good job kchoi!
😂
farisa samsudin what kind of consulting will you like to do
Sama mba
As soon as I saw that colorful walkway I was like omlll she’s in Detroit!!!!! I’m also from Michigan too! Downriver !!
Your job seems so hard and busy, but looks you like it and enjoy it! That's so nice to have the job you like to do.
so impressed that you can travel so much and not get sick! thank you for giving us this glimpse into your life :)
This is basically the same as I have experienced as an IT consultant. Week in week out in Tokyo, Bangkok, and Singapore.
Now that we have the coronavirus, I don't do any trip anymore and turned out into zoom calls.
Even post coronavirus, I believe the consultant industry will have no more business trips as before.
Do you need me to solve your difficult problem? And to bring you clients
OMG shocked to find another TH-camr from Detroit! I have no idea how this video popped up in my recommendations but so happy I did because my dream is to go into consulting
I loved the video!! Please show us what you wear to work and I'd love to get some advice on how to start a career in consulting! Wish you all the best :)
Camila Lucena i second this!!
I am finding a consulting job if anyone tells about the process !!
Love the clever edits in your videos, like the music abruptly stopping when the light goes off at 6:22. Such attention to detail
these vlogs are just so helpful and enjoyable ;) miss your vlogs kristina!
Thanks Cynthia!
I am now starting my journey of being a consultant and I'm happy to watch this video, ❤️❤️❤️
Do you need me to solve your difficult problem? And to bring you clients!؟
So glad this randomly popped up in my recommended! I work as a software consultant and watching your travel for the week somehow makes me feel less stressed about all of mine ... 2 flights in one day sounds killer 😥 I also love the flexibility though. I’m currently working on my Saturday evening since I took it easy yesterday afternoon, I really enjoy having that trust from my boss. Just thought I’d mention one of the pros since there’s a lot of consultancy hate in the comments 😂
It seems pretty hectic!! You are such a hard worker!! I really enjoyed watching this. Hope you have a good day!
Hi kchoi, I am a presentation designer and I work with consultants everyday on their presentations. It's nice the see things from the other end. Hats off to you guys!!! Hope you have a wonderful week 😊✌️
I've always aspired to become a consultant. In fact, I did try to apply for consultant positions in big consulting firms without success. Could you share how you got this job and also, the challenges and what skills you need in this job? Thanks.
If you wanna become an associate for big consulting firms like McKinsey, you can either start as a junior analyst, study MBA or apply as an expert in a certain feild.
Tai Bui Important to note: If you don’t have hella grades/GMAT/GPA you can forget the big 3 (McK, BCG & Bain)
Target school, and any CV with less than 3.6GPA just gets tossed to the bin. The interview process is about 4 rounds with proper case study based interviews, which if you clear you might get an offer depending on how the other interviewees did.
I am also a consultant on TH-cam 💕
Mrphantom hi！do you want to practice cases with me？l am also preparing for being a consultant：）
Loved this! I am also a consultant and started sharing my journey on YT as well! More of us need to be on here!
I want to be a IT-consultant when I grow up. I just started college so I still have some years in front of me. I’m really into electronics and I love helping people out with it when they don’t know the basics. I always help my dad. He’s not the smartest in the tech industry hehe :)
Study Fullstack developer. It's awesome.
I think you have a good theme for your channel. It’s a good idea to film your working week, business trips and daily routine... Looking forward to your next video =)
Currently working as a consultant for one of the big 4. All I can say is that being a consultant requires you to be flexible when it comes to skillset, time and knowledge depending on the project you were assigned. You'll come across with different clients, some are difficult to work with and some are one of the best.
What college did you go to? A target school? If so which one?
I enjoyed it. It's not like I can be busting out a camera on a project site.
In addition, I respect the fact that there are more single women out there in the work force and being independent. ♥️
I'll watch anything you put out TBH, it feels like catching up with a friend. Please upload more often. I'm also starting a new role so am glad that I can follow along your journey as it keeps my nerves down. 🙂
Aw thanks for watching!
Please upload more often♡
Your hair has gotten so long! Also so happy and proud that you're doing something you look like you enjoy. Who knows maybe one of the next places to meet a client will be in London
Thank you so much!!
This video was so entertaining - especially as someone who’s in consulting as well. I’m in the federal consulting realm so we typically stay around DC - it was interesting to get to see the life of someone in commercial! Would love to see more of these!
Glad you enjoyed! Planning to do a more informational video about consulting and what I do. If you want you can send me a message about what kind of consulting you do and maybe I can incorporate it!
This vlog was super helpful in my transition to the consulting lifestyle so wanted to drop by and thank you!
Hei K, I just graduated last year and also kicked off as a consultant but in the Netherlands. Girl, it’s like a hectic life, I was really lost about the work life feeling like on the go all the time but not really working. Finally feeling some peace from ur blog, thansk!
I loved this video. Very interesting to see your day-to-day schedule and how you manage your career as someone close to my age.
Thank you for showing me that everyone have different looks depends on our energy, make up, hair style, timing, by whatching this video. 😊 Its all about normal if we doesn't looking always good in appearance cause of those i mention above.
Sorry if im out of topic 😅, but i do really realized it.😊
Good work!
In medical field, a doctor would start his/her career as a houseman (1)
2 years later: Get license and become a medical officer (2)
4 years later: Qualify to apply & enrol in a master's degree program or post-graduate study equivalent in specialty & sub-specialty of his/her choice.
2 years later: Finished study, becomes a clinical specialist (3)
3~4 years later: Becomes a consultant (4) after completing specialty & sub-specialty training.
Consultant nephrologist, Consultant cardiologist, Consultant neurosurgeon, Consultant orthopaedic surgeon,
Etc.
These consultants are typically attached to a hospital. Very rarely as visiting consultants.
Consultant is at 4th level in medical field, which is the maximum a doctor could climb. Further north is just a 'senior'. Senior Consultant Xxxxx is the same as consultant Xxxxx, no further study and/or training needed. Just with more experience.
On the other hand, consultants who work at McKinsey & Company, Boston Consulting Group or Bain & Company will are external staffs who consult certain companies which need bird-eye view on their business. Or on specific task. They consult many companies, deal with so many chairmen, directors, Presidents, CEOs, COOs, CFOs SVPs, VPs, etc, don't they?
A consultant civil & structure engineer in a high-rise condominium project consults developer & contractor. Like a man who is in between of an owner and contractor.
Point is: The term consultant is widely used and could be loosely defined. It spans across many professions and industries.
Hi Kchoi. I am Natsumi from Japan. I am a network engineer considering to switch my carrier to a consultant. I LOVE your consulting series because I can learn what a consultant does to prepare for my job interview... Please continue this series! Will do my best at my job interview. I also love your taste of music a lot♡
As a market researcher, I can relate with all the domestic travel
Hey Kristina! Actually, it's my first time to watch your vlog and I'd say I'm SO LUCKY to encounter you channel 💗 Consultant is my dream job and thank you for introducing the life pattern to us in such a cozy & fresh way! Plus, I like your attitude towards work and the willingness to still enjoy the vivid details of life(e.g. the morning-time walk) despite the cramped schedule. You're gonna snail it ALL :)) p.s. Remember to take good care of yourself while enjoying the sense of achievements from work. 😊
Great video, thank you! I think all consultants have really similar lives: a looooot of travels, constant calls and many hours in front of laptops:)
As a PR minor this has opened my eyes to the possible job positions!
Very interesting vlog. I work in a productive environment, rooted to the spot everyday, but at home every night. I don’t envy your traveling and endless phone calls, but you seem to enjoy the busyness. Keep happy...love your accent btw
Thanks!
No clue why I subscribed to your channel and havent learned anything but I’m fascinated, thanks.
I just found your channel because of your Korean food videos and I can’t believe that I found you. I need to decided what to study and what I want to do and consulting it’s one of my biggest options so totally watching your videos and subscribing!
I like the fact that you travel and open up to different cultures. So gooood
It's interesting to see how other consultants structure their week! Definitely will be interested to check out your other content.
That sticky note calendar hack is spot on! 👌😊
i've started watching more of your videos lately and i love the way you edit! 💓
Thank you!!
This video totally reminds me of why I never wanted to become a consultant. I knew I would not be happy lugging around the baggage and hotel-hopping all the time. NOT saying it's a bad thing tho; it just doesn't suit my life style. Glad to see you're doing great! All the best.
Nice vlog. What kind of consulting is it? Are you self employed?
Adnan A she’s likely an in-house full time management consultant so they do bill by service but are salaried as well.
I work at a smaller change management consulting firm :)
I liked your routine, I'm really getting inspired by all those "a day in the life" videos (in your case week), thank you for sharing.
This is the first video of yours I watched. Years ago this would've been my dream job but now I understand why God didn't allow me to follow this path. Seems tiring! Really interesting to watch thanks!
Everything happens for a reason! Thanks for watching :)
Grace Lung to be fair it also depends on the company culture. My one wouldn't allow for such late flights, certainly not having calls like that after flying close to midnight. Usually the day after a full working day would be only for travelling home (and sight seeing).
This video was damn interesting 😍 what a nice personality. And actually I don't why I love your voice so much, it is kind of unique
PLEASE CONTINUE YOUR WORK VLOGS!!🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️love from the Philippines
glad you enjoyed this one! thanks for watching :)
I don’t know anything about the type of consulting you do but it sure does look like a lot of fun traveling as much as you do!
Your voice is soft, it’s making me sleepy..
I think the real reason the luggage rack is there is because you shouldn't put your bags on a hotel bed. If there are any bed bugs in that bed, you open yourself up to bringing them back to your house with you!
Planning to become like you. I am currently applying for college. Wish me luck!
Good luck!!
@@bykchoi I'll come back very soon! 🥰
@@ibet7080 what college u r applying for
Wht cource are u applying
I love videos about work I don’t know why 😭
I’d love to see what’s in your work/travel bag. It looks so chic!
I enjoyed the video, a few good spots for me:
at 2:42, the heresy of using a mouse when you have a thinkpad's track point :)
at 3:30, first thing to do at 7am check facebook as per your screen, yet the script said "I just did a little bit of work"
at 6:05, swaping the "glamorous" consultant travel bag, for a recycle cloth bag to put your thinkpad.
hahaha glad you enjoyed!!
1. i can't figure out how to use the track point well!
2. i believe that was Micosoft Teams, not facebook, but i wouldn't be surprised if it did turn out to be facebook! :P
3. i use my travel bag for just that... travel :) otherwise i use a regular tote!
Great vlog! As a consultant myself, I could relate to a lot of what you covered in the video lol.
I’ve never watched an entire vlog before! I really enjoyed this.
I would've loved to see the attire for the dinner reservation :(
I would LOVE a job like this where I travel a lot and talk to clients in all different places *IF* I wasn't so dang socially anxious. The root cause of all my problems right there!
First time watching you, just subscribed, love this style of vlog, i love the edits footage and music, its relaxing hahaha
Thank you!!
This was so interesting to watch! I feel like I was looking at my week last week watching this :) It looks like you're thoroughly enjoying the busy-ness and you seem very happy and beautiful! Hope you're doing well. MISS YOUUUUU
miss youuuuu
I am an ecommerce consultant. Same with what u do there
Travel for meeting with client, endless concall... tiring
Bhai consulting best hoti h ki nahi
So many toxic people in the comment sections that did not manage to get a degree and build their careers well enough to work with their brains and not hands.
Chill, people, you don't understand how hard can it be sometimes.
Analysts and consultants are also making your world go around because they help businesses and services grow and bring a better experience to you as well.
TH-cam, Amazon, Netflix and so on are businesses (surprise!) that have these people on board, just to set an example.
But hey, you don't hate it, you use it.
The world can survive without cleaners (and other monotone and low-end jobs) as they can (and will be) replaced with automated solutions pretty soon.
So think again before calling any role useless. Who knows, maybe that analyst you don't like just figured out how to replace you with a machine ;)
Daria Varha what a completely ignorant classist comment. For one thing there are many career paths that one can take without a degree. I am a professional in an industry that has been experiencing exponential growth in the energy markets, and I don’t have a degree. Others prefer to work with their hands and they often make six figures. That’s not my point though, some people cut grass, clean toilets, serve food, etc. Those people are valuable and the work they do has meaning and I’m grateful that they are taking care of those duties. You shouldn’t value someone just because of their vocation. Plenty of people are perfectly happy doing work that you most likely degrade. My own father in law worked a back breaking job in a factory, raised 4 kids, and was a great dad. He has no degree. His sister develops missiles for the military. He is way more intelligent than she is but he chose a different path and he’s one of the happiest people I know. Sure people can be toxic on here and by your comment you have joined them.
EnglandBengal now take your comment and take it to literally any other tread on here. I am just making my point, to work in consulting you need a lot of brain power and experience. So when a people around here degrade this type of job - I just show them their reflection. Simple as that.
I worked in an office and worked as a bar tender and a bike courier, not to mention other weird occupations I had. I know what manual labor is. But I feel rather sad, when people who never worked in consulting think it a waste of space.
Yasss vlogsss. More please.. 😍
Thanks!!
Got recommendations from TH-cam, clicked, watched, liked, subscribed
Your editing has gotten so good! Ah I miss my consultant life 😂
Ahh thank you! Hahah what are you doing now?
u dont know how much I love this Video actually!!! Was Wonderful
Just had an interview for a Management Consultant position, love all the travel you get to do, I hope you are carbon offsetting all these flights.
Omg i totally love all your videos 😭😍😍😍😍😍😍
loved this! would love to see more vlogs. so happy you're enjoying your work!
Thanks girl xx
Catching up on some of your older week in the life videos, since I just posted my first 'Consultant Work Week In My Life' too - it's interesting to see what others look like, too! ✨
Oh boy, the hustle is real! You go girl!!
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It is not easy to be so busy but still keep videoing, I am so proud of you! I wish you health and peace！
I love your content! I found your channel from my search on public relations.
Your content is direct with full of information, your voice is kinda relaxing and its a huge bonus that you're extremely gorgeous.
Definitely subscribing to your channel! 😊
Consultant's life : Travel, Wake up early, breakfast, never ending work, dinner, and another work till dawn then going back to wake up early.. Ahh miss that hectic lifestyle...
1st time watching. I'm sure you are well educated and it strikes me first impression that you are a great rapport builder. I'm 66 and all my extensive business travel is long behind me. Another big plus to me and impressive is that obviously your position has not gone to your head. I watched a video several weeks ago of a young woman who stated she was a consultant and it was almost sickening to see how high she was on herself.
If you are not including specific parts of you education and projects you are involved in-that would be very interesting to me and others. Lol I know we cannot be "all things to all people" so understand if you decide to not go into detailing.
I was never an actual consultant but was a territory manager for a major automotive hard parts supplier with global business-although I was operating in our domestic operations.
I did attend some graduate business classes on the side that were funded by my company.
Perhaps you already have an MBA or graduate degree in your field.
Accumulating real-world hands on experience is key in my opinion before you embark on something like an MBA. I also prefer adjunct professors who come from real-life experiences having worked in their field. I had a professor who worked full-time as a chemical engineer with a PhD for a graduate international marketing class. He is originally from Brazil.
He made me re-write a paper three times as he thought "I could do better." I really respected and admired him for that.
Continued success for your career and personal life. Stay true to your core values and you will look back with little or no regrets.
your skin is so epicly clear!
I have seen hotel room, plane, people before in videos.
Only came across this video now when I was doing research on investment banking and consulting. I have to say those skyscrapers in Chicago look awesome for those of us staying in South Africa.
Although your working life seems hectic, I do find that quite motivating and it's something I look forward to have when I start working next year. Thank you for sharing this video with us!
Greetings from South Africa :)
Idk but I like your vibe :D
Love this video just as much as your PR vid!! I just started college & I’ve decided to pursue a bachelors in communications. You’ve given me a much better idea of what to expect in this field. Thank you & please continue to vlog your journey!
Thank you so much and good luck 👍
Omg I never knew that thing in hotels is a luggage rack 🤣
Biron Clark was literally thinking the same thing haha
Really enjoy this kind of vlogs and expect to watch more. Thank you for your kindness of sharing.