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Hi everyone, 

I'm interested in entering consulting after graduation as a stepping stone for future plans. 

My current internship history has been rather inconsistent with experiences in VC, startups, accounting networks, and some consulting. 

Should I eliminate the experiences not relevant to consulting to appear more consistent? 

Thank you all

 
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My internship history looks like I threw a darts in the dark and applied blind with internship experiences in accounting, finance, and consulting.

I actually think it helped differentiate my skills and story quite a bit early in  my career.

Just as importantly as answering why Consulting, I can answer why not accounting or finance. I pick a few transferrable skills that I enjoyed, and a few skills that I didn't like too much. 

Also, keep in mind most employers heavily favour your most recent experience and internships hold less and less weight as time passes. I don't think having corporate experience will ever hurt your chances. 

 

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