Are we in a DEI recession rn?
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Are we in a DEI recession rn?
I’m 33 and starting to feel like I’m aging out of consulting. This is a young man’s game and I now have 3 kids and am tired. Time to plot my exit to industry 🙂.
How much cash do you all typically travel with?
Morale at McKinsey feels like it’s at an all-time low. Ongoing layoffs have gutted internal teams, leaving those who remain fully checked out. Senior leadership seems totally disconnected, asking for updates from teams that were eliminated months ago. Consultants are more stretched than ever, leaving less time to develop the judgment, client skills, and problem solving that once defined the firm. This place is quickly becoming a relic of the past
I moved to chicago for a job in 2022. The cook county minimum wage has increased from $13.35 to $15.40 from 2022 to 2026. I started at $140k as a senior associate consultant. Just to cover the rate of inflation, which is how cook county calculates the minimum wage increases, I should be at $161.5k. I was at $158k before finally getting promoted to engagement manager, which was only an 8.3% pay raise. So I’ve been working my ass off to not even keep up with inflation. Thoughts?
Just want to vent here: openAI is hiring chumps who have not even graduated from college. So hiring is not competence based or even school or degree based. Just frustrated with how they are conducting hiring.
You know Jamie Dimon is breathing a sigh of relief. He probably wanted to get rid of that oxygen thief a while ago but didn’t want to deal with the lawsuit.
Hahaha oxygen thief.... Good one
Meanwhile...they would likely refuse to hire a 45-50+ white male, who would get 4-6x the work done...every single day..
😄 Nothing to do with me personally. I have seen it happen.. Three are hired to replace one, and still can't... Appreciate your infantile undertones, though. Good job 👍 ..and then grow up.
Imposing the expectation that corporate executives not steal public property is evidence of the white supremacy and patriarchy inherent in late stage capitalism. This is exactly the reason why the role of DEI executive is the most important job at Chase.
It's too bad the employees at Chase will now be denied struggle sessions like this in her absence...
How does one achieve this build?
One needs to live the lifestyle of Sumo, minus the strength, skill, and discipline.
Wow. I actually was convinced this was AI. What a slob this human is.
It's so hard to accessorize one's executive office. Especially with a trashcan large enough to hold a day's worth of takeout boxes and candy wrappers.
She got hired as an executive director at Chase with an Associates in Arts and Crafts Nice, I didn't know that was possible
I worked at JPMC Investment Banking years ago. This makes me sad.
JPM really making headlines these days huh
Yes.
Looks like a DEI
Is this real?
Yeah there’s a video online. Believe it or not there’s people cheering her on in the background.
Why am I not surprised at this... She was probably going to put it in her corner office.
Thankfully
I like her orange helmet