Failed at MBB; Internal Consulting Offer at F100 Insurance Company; Advice Needed!!
Hello All,
I am currently attending a top 10 MBA program, and I was just offered an internal consulting role as part of a rotational program for a top P&C insurance company (Fortune 100). I also interviewed at MBB earlier in the year and some tier two firms, and made it to final rounds for a few them, but did not succeed (In the end, I believe fit and "being natural" in the interview room was an issue). The question I have is for you guys is what are the growth opportunities within the insurance industry, and how does the general business/financial industry view the sector? In addition, what other sectors would I be able to transition into from serving as an internal consultant at an insurance company. This opportunity kind of just landed on my lap, and I'm not sure where the hell I can go with this.
Some good points about the role is that full-time offers are around 130-135K (not including 10-20% bonus), hours don't exceed 40 hours a week, and base goes up around 10% each year.
I've been speaking to a few people who went through the same program, and I hear that this is a very well respected program, but I might be hearing a biased view. I know I will have the opportunity to re-recruit in the fall, but if I have a great time with the program, and it seems to be well-respected I will stick with it. Several consulting firms (Tier 2) have already expressed that I will only need to go through the final round in the Fall.
Interested in hearing your thoughts.
Congrats on the Liberty Mutual offer!
Insurance worked for Buffett.
My friends works at liberty mutual Post-MBA and loves it. Low hours, high pay, low stress, easy to advance. She went to Harvard, but she mostly works with a lot of Boston College and Boston University kids.
Insurance is a fascinating field. I have no idea what consultants do, but I talk to people treasury, collateral management, etc. all the time and they seem to enjoy it. Stable job, and solid pay. Could be a lot worse
Congrats on your offer! That sounds like a pretty nice gig. Transition opportunities will depend on whether your consulting work focuses on issues specific to the insurance industry or is more oriented toward fields like IT, process improvement/operations management, change management, project management, et. al. that are needed across industries.
We have the opportunity to work cross-functionally I believe. It does seem very stable and easy to advance in the field.
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