By Tom Ziegler, Amelia Miller and Rachel Mishael @CNNMoney June 30, 2017: 4:35 PM ET
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Join McKinsey and see the world. While travel varies from project to project, the average consultant is on the road 40 percent of the time. But that doesn't mean working round the clock. Employees rarely punch in on weekends, and they can take an extra five to 10 weeks off between projects.
You'll spend your first year at McKinsey building core skills, including problem solving, client communications and analytics. And every consultant gets a professional development manager who helps them with clients and learning opportunities.
"Our candidate research shows people have a few priorities when they get a new job and two of those are 'Will I learn and grow?' and "Will I have support and a community?'" says Brian Rolfes, McKinsey partner & director of global recruiting. "I can emphatically say yes to both." --T.Z.
First published June 30, 2017: 4:35 PM ET
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