4.2
Recommend to a friend
92%
Say this is a great place to work
84%
Proud to have on resume
92%
Employee - Manager
Very straight forward compensation. Base salary plus individual performance bonus.
Employee - Manager
Not really focused on providing perks (at least in the office I worked in). At most we would sometimes get to work on Fridays at our home office if we had an engagement in another city.
Employee - Manager
Work hard and play hard. Everyone knows what is expected of them and what the rules of the game are.
Employee - Manager
Excellent reputation
Employee - Associate/Consultant
Pros: Flexibility to be a generalist or a specialist Great mentorship experience Good thought leadership with the firm tackling problems of scale and global impact Organizational transparency Cons: Work life balance Project team selection can be very biased in some regional offices
Employee - Associate/Consultant
High impact high accountability walk the talk
Employee - Associate/Consultant
Too old world. Too much cut-copy-paste. Too little focus on deep down strategy.
Employee - Associate/Consultant
Culture is very high on collaboration
Employee - Associate/Consultant
The big and expensive daddy of consulting.
Employee - Manager
Terrible money-grubbing firm, often dishonest to clients and use corrupt practices to get deals. Horrible work life balance and arrogant partners.
Employee - Manager
Culture was very nepotistic, not merit based but based on ingratiating your way to the top. Clients viewed as unintelligent and easy to trick.
Employee - Manager
Ruthless deal focused rather than executing and delivering a quality product.
Employee - Manager
the politics of race are all too present at McKinsey
Employee - Manager
pretentious leadership
Employee - Manager
high base salary, average bonus
Employee - Manager
the lack of diversity made McKinsey a hostile place to work