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What is the typical career after McKinsey?

April 26, 2017career McKinsey

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What is the typical career after McKinsey?

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People leaving McKinsey after two to three years typically get product/market manager positions in larger companies or management group positions in small or medium-sized companies (business development). People leaving McKinsey after five to ten years often go directly to top management positions.

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People leaving McKinsey after two to three years typically get product/market manager positions in larger companies, or management group positions in small or medium-sized companies (business development). People leaving McKinsey after five to ten years often go directly to top management positions.

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People leaving McKinsey after three years typically get product/market manager positions in larger companies, or management group positions in small or medium-sized companies (business development). People leaving McKinsey after five to ten years often go directly to top management positions.

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People leaving McKinsey after 2-3 years typically get product/market manager positions in larger companies, or management group positions in small/medium sized companies (business development). People leaving McKinsey after 5-10 years often go directly to top management positions.

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People leaving McKinsey after 2 to 3 years typically get product or market manager positions in larger companies, or management group positions in small to medium-sized companies (business development). Those leaving after 5 to 10 years often go directly to top management positions.