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Big 4 entry level consulting - do you get to choose your area?
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Big 4 entry level consulting - do you get to choose your area?
glucosamine
10.07.17 00:00
I'm interested in social impact /ngo type consulting, rather than finance related, for example. As a recent grad looking into consulting, would I get to choose which area I can work in? Thanks
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Tony Restell (Top-Consultant.com)
10.07.17 00:00
There are consultancies that specialise in exactly that type of work, I would potentially look at going to one of them direct rather than joining a broader firm and then trying to ensure you work on that type of assignment (which will not always be possible)Hope that helps and good luck, Tony
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glucosamine
10.07.17 00:00
Thanks. How can I find out which consulting firms specialize in what? I'm specifically interested in social impact/ngo consulting - do you know any firms that specialize in this? Thanks
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marsday
11.07.17 00:00
i would strongly recommend getting some experience in a business functional area first before looking to work in ngo...specifically you'll need some actual value add experience/skills for ngo such as finance, supply chain etc otherwise you will struggle to develop a sustainable career there. Basically ngos need skills, not good intentions.
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Alex Carter
24.07.17 00:00
Before jumping into such consultancy services first try to avail some technical skills. If not for jobs try to do internships in order to gain these skills.
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Richthekeeper
21.08.17 00:00
Lots of consulting work at PwC in areas such as International development, Sustainability, Climate Change, housing, charity sectors
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