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Marshmellow_coffee Posted 19 years ago
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wondering if there's such a term--McKinsey Girl
Hi all! I am working on a document that talks about the culture of big
consulting firms. It says that those who are sponsored by a consulting
firm to get their MBAs are called McKinsey Girls. Since I have never
heard of this name, I try to search online for its origin (and
accuracy). Does anyone know about it? I want to make sure if this term
is common, and if it generally means all of those who are being
sponsored, or only those sponsored by McKinsey? Thanks!
consulting firms. It says that those who are sponsored by a consulting
firm to get their MBAs are called McKinsey Girls. Since I have never
heard of this name, I try to search online for its origin (and
accuracy). Does anyone know about it? I want to make sure if this term
is common, and if it generally means all of those who are being
sponsored, or only those sponsored by McKinsey? Thanks!
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" But only doing research in that field could you tell if the term is really used.
- " But only doing research in that field could you tell if the term is really used.
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Nothing special, but would seem to many nowadays as sexist, with "Girl."
But only doing research in that field could you tell if the term is really used.
But only doing research in that field could you tell if the term is really used.
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