Hi all,
I'm graduating with a pair of (undergraduate) STEM degrees and starting at MBB this summer.
Are there career paths that make sense for someone with scientific literacy, quantitative skills, and experience at MBB?
I really have no idea where I want to be in 3-5 years, and I'm curious to learn if there are roles out there for entry-level consultants with the ability to do math and code.
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i see...newton's force law, an eigenvalue equation...a Lagrangian of some kind...and the mass-energy equivalence. these will serve you well in your engagement on how many condoms to sell in pakistan.
Quantitative skills + MBB = MBB
Your advanced mathematical skills have no use whatsoever in MBB. But maybe you can find the eigenvalues of the BCG matrix. Are they degenerate? Probably.
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