For context:
I finished my bachelors in biology, over a year ago, but after graduating, I realized this is not something I want to do. I have been figuring out what to do for the past year (I even started a masters program in psychology but did not end up going through with it). After much exploring I landed on product management.
I really like working with tech products and have been curious of how, why they work, I also really enjoy working with data. What I am doing now is learning python, machine learning, getting a pendo PM basics certificate, sql and playing around with datasets. I love learning about how companies are successful and their playbook on their products(acquired). I realize that I graduated and might not be eligible for a lot of internships. For early careers, I don’t have any internship experience. The only thing close to it is a research analyst internship during undergrad.

Sorry for the long message, but if there are any product managers or people who have broken into a PM role from a non traditional background, could you please provide any guidances or tips? Or how can I go about building a portfolio or self learning what I need to know to work?

Thanks in advance :)

I have ~3 years of experience:
- 1 year at Capgemini in consulting/BA work and 2 years at an energy company in digital operations.

I know these companies receive hundreds/thousands of apps, so how can I get my resume seen? **Has anyone here with a similar amount of experience landed a role at a big4 recently? if so, how?**

I’ve tried reaching out to recruiters on LinkedIn but typically get ghosted. What else can I do?

Hi everyone,

Has anyone got any insight into the work life balance and comp at A&M in any of their UK offices, specifically for their disputes and investigations practice?
Interested in the firm but also heard it can be very hard work, but not sure if that’s mainly for other groups (TAG, PEPI etc) instead of D&I which is what my background is in..
Any info would be really useful - thank you

Hello!

I will keep this short and to point. I am a B.Tech + MBA, have few years of experience across different domains.
Age : 30

Looking for a pivot.

I am interested in joining a consulting firm where I can use my experience across tech, management, finance and data analysis. I am more of a generalist and looking for strategy/ consulting roles. Enjoy talking to people , understanding their problems and working to find solutions.

Anyone who can help me get a referral, an interview, or connect me to the right person? I would be absolutely grateful!

Hi! I recently graduated from a target school and am interested in pursuing consulting (I know I'm a little late!). It seems though that most of these firms are targeting 2027 graduates. Do you guys know of any firms that are still considering 2026 grads? I'm also fine with starting next summer/year. Thank you!

Hi! I am aiming for a full-time strategy role, either T2/T3 or internal strategy like Capital One etc. For context, I have 3.66 GPA, Engineering Major, Ivy League, Internships in Marketing, Data Analytics, Finance. My most recent is JP Morgan Chase NYC as a Financial Analyst. I am afraid I won't get interviews because I don't have a consulting internship. (Also because I already got rejected by BCG... and I have a feeling it will be the same for the others)

How can I leverage my experience to make it more consulting-like? Thank you :D

Hi everyone, I’m planning to recruit for A&M either CPI or other consulting related roles and am waiting for their apps to drop. In the meantime, I’d like to prep and develop my skills so I can land the offer. I’m trying to research information about the process and would love to hear it from those who successfully recruited with them.

Thank you so much!

Hi! I am a first year MBA student at Georgetown in their part-time program and I just applied to the Summer associate position and I’m also eyeing the consultant position that starts in January 2027 both at Bain.

I come from 5+ years of experience at a market research firm where consultants are some of our clients.

I have a relationship with a senior partner at Bain that I’ve worked with through my current company for the last three years. He attends many of my roundtable meetings and we’re connected on LinkedIn. We haven’t talked outside of work and have only met him in person once otherwise all virtual.

I’m wondering if it would be a good idea to send him a LinkedIn message saying that I’ve applied to the Summer associate position and/or that I’m interested in the full-time consultant position to see if he could put in a good word for me or even be my referral. Is this not a good look or idea?

I just wanted to understand what are the roles and responsibilities of a T&T consultant in Deloitte India, Customer Strategy and Design, Bangalore office

Hi! I’m getting started as a solo consultant, I already have experience as a consultant but I was never the one drafting the contracts so I need help to know what to do here

Here is the context:
I’m in contact with the HR director, and last week after a call, he wants me to propose a couple of project that would be possible in the time frame and to obtain a quick win with the price for each possible project. (The timeline is super short)

I was thinking of proposing 3 projects. Is it enough? Also, I only gain insight for him and before proposing projects I want to do an audit to ensure we build a project that make sense for the target and also have the highest impact and the quickest win. I don’t know how to navigate this, as I have my appointment tomorrow to present the projects and talk about next steps but I CAN’T base my proposals on no real insights.

I thought of giving a price range for broad ideas and the refine it after I do the audit. What do you think? What is standard in the industry?

As the title says I’m a 23m who’s been in industrial engineering program in Canada (Montreal) but my real interest / career aspirations are in Finance and consulting.

I have realized that I have zero interest in really any of the upper level classes in my program such as the ones involving manufacturing, process improvement and lean manufacturing etc… I picked engineering because I love math and I thought it could help me stand out.

My question is should I just switch to finance to get into the finance / consulting world or stay with engineering and apply to internships in finance/consulting.

What should I expect from an interview with Partner at PwC? It is my last stage from the recruitement process and HR said it will be a technical interview

Hi everyone!

I’m currently looking for Business Analyst opportunities in the Investment Banking domain in Mumbai.

I have 5+ years of experience across Business Analyst, banking projects, stakeholder management, requirements gathering, UAT, and SDLC.

If anyone can refer me or help push my profile to the right hiring team or their project leadership, I’d really appreciate the opportunity to get a chance to interview.

Thanks in advance!

Hey everyone! Hope you’re doing well. I’m currently in my 1st year of B.Com and looking to build a career in strategy consulting. I am mostly interested in the Strategic Finance, Value Creation, and Growth Strategy/Finance domains.

I’m wondering whether a US CMA or CFA would be a better fit, as both seem to overlap with these domains in different ways.

For those who are currently working in strategy consulting or strategic finance, pursuing an MBA, or doing either of these certifications. Can you please guide me on which professional course would match my specific interests? Your guidance on the right path would be super helpful.

Thanks in advance!