He talked about his experience working for the organization and said that he realized that a lot of things went wrong while he was employed there.
A former employee of McKinsey & organization, who joined the organization in 2021 and worked there for 1.5 years, talked about his reasons for quitting, even though he was receiving a staggering ₹1.7 crore in compensation annually.
“My normal workday spanned from 7.30 am to 8 am until 11.30 pm. I lost a ton of weight, neglected to eat, and worked nonstop. It was full tilt. I hardly even remembered to use the restroom. He told Business Insider, “I just realized I needed to get up when I saw my dog staring at me sorrowfully.
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He talked about his experience working for the organization and said that he realized that a lot of things went wrong while he was employed there. First of all, he believed that the compensation did not match the amount of work or emotional anguish he was experiencing. Second, he anticipated an apprenticeship-based culture, but he frequently felt alone McKinsey because no one was available to offer appropriate assistance. Additionally, the seniors and partners might be cruel and demoralizing at times.
“A few associate partners and partners were mean, but the analysts and associates were all cool. He claimed that they ridiculed people’s mental processes and became frightened over errors. As he revealed, “I was crying more and taking anxiety medication at a higher dosage than I had ever needed before joining,” he also mentioned how much his mental health had been affected. I was alternating between being far too OK, sobbing, and being way too stoic the week before I decided to leave.”
But he understands that the corporation had set the bar too high. Unlike his previous experience with other consulting businesses, he did learn a lot from it. Furthermore, even if the seniors behaved rudely, his teammates and coworkers supported and stood by each other constantly. He thinks businesses ought to be concerned about the mental health of their workers.
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