470:). People, even high-ranking businesspeople, change their employers all the time. The alleged correlation between "being a former McKinsey consultant" and "getting a nice position later" is unclear and exaggerated (and already briefly mentioned in the main article anyway). I'll also note, that one of the main sources for the list topic's alleged significance is not a "study", but a reader editor's pseudo-scientific news article in
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many people, the single most interesting thing about McKinsey is the fact that it has produced by far the highest number of CEOs per capita of any firm. If you delete this page you should also delete the
Notable former employees of Goldman Sachs and the category page for Boston Consulting Group. Sorry im new to this so I am sure i havnt got the right protocal but this is really absurd.
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1052:. Then it all exploded in a violent crash. McKinsey competitor Arthur Andersen, Enron’s auditor, went out of business as a result, but despite the fact that McKinsey was pulling in more than $ 10 million a year from Enron at its peak, the firm wasn’t named as a civil or criminal defendant, nor were any of its consultants asked to testify at congressional hearings.
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Needs references to show that the subject of former McKinsey employees per se is actually notable, rather than individual former employees, or passing references in articles that important people used to work there. Can you imagine, say, a list of former teachers? Former
Marines? I think people are
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