Houlihan Restructuring or Bear Stearns Tech? Decision-making help appreciated.
As a first job out of college, which of the following would you recommend? Please keep in mind I summered at a BB in IBD, and while I have no consulting experience whatsoever, management consulting does interest me. Which of these do you suspect is the "best" opportunity as a first step in my career?
HLHZ Restructuring Bear Stearns TMT
BCG Bain Possibly McKinsey
Your help is much appreciated! Additionally, a few of these offers will explode in a week. How do you recommend I ask for more time, if that's possible?
Thanks again.
What do you see yourself doing down the line?
These 2 fields typically lead individuals down 2 different careers
Anyway, if I was in your position, and was set on doing finance I would go to Houlihan Restructuring...I am not fond of Bear Stearns.
If I am thinking later down the line of entering management at a Fortune 500, I would do consulting, going to the firms in this rank:" 1. McKinsey 2. Bain 3. BCG
On a side-note, McKinsey (and yes the other managment consulting firms) is such an amazing name to have on your resume...with amazing B-school placement (if you are considering that) and exit opps
I've said it in another thread, but as an undergrad I would pick Bain over McKinsey.
Don't agree. McKinsey has really invested into its BA program in the last few years, BA's are given just as much, if not more, responsibility than the ACs at Bain.
Plus, it's superior to Bain in terms of international opportunities and recognition. Bain is virtually unknown in India and the Middle-East, McKinsey has a global brand.
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