Almost all of our work is done in small teams. As a consultant, you will have the opportunity to work side by side with the firm's senior leadership, and to develop meaningful insights by working on-site with industry-leading clients.

No. In fact, many people who join McKinsey are surprised to find how helpful everybody is. One of the strengths of McKinsey is that every consultant has his or her own "performance track" that he or she is evaluated against, and nobody can achieve a better performance evaluation by having "sharp elbows". In fact, a core part of the evaluation of each individual consultant is how good he or she is at helping and inspiring others. See similar questions...

Two different McKinsey teams may occasionally work for competing clients. However, there are very specific and time-proven directives for this kind of situation. A "Chinese wall" is established between the two teams, preventing them from exchanging information in either formal or informal settings. In addition to this Chinese wall, both engagements are considered strictly confidential, with no one outside the team having access to any information on the client or on the engagement. See similar questions...

While we encourage you to get help where you need it, there can only be one winning contestant per entry. Participation as a team is not possible. See similar questions...

Although many of our alumni describe leaving McKinsey as one of the hardest decisions they have ever had to make, most have left because they found opportunities that better met their changing needs and goals. See similar questions...

McKinsey is a partnership, i.e., the firm is owned by partners (approx. 900 worldwide). We have one managing director who is a "first among equals" and the administrative boss. Each office is led by its partners, who are only guided by McKinsey's mission and guiding principles. Questions regarding all offices, e.g., IT, compensation, election of new partners, etc., are solved through global partner committees. All McKinsey personnel share strong professional values. See similar questions...

Sometimes "deep" is used to mean more pressure. This means you could receive a Swedish Massage with more pressure, most often applied by the use of elbows. Sometimes "deep" work is used to describe the therapist effecting less superficial muscles or muscles closest to the bone. Often the feeling of "deep" comes from the amount of sensation (discomfort) felt during a massage. See similar questions...

A high school student once asked that to Field Research Facility Chief Bill Birkemeier through a series of emails. Click here to read a conversation with a marine scientist. See similar questions...

You can contact your SRS Worker and/or the Benefits Specialist in your area. They can assist you in contacting employment service programs such as Kansas Rehabilitation Services, Employer Networks, Job Service Centers, etc. No. Consumers are eligible for the program if they are employed at or above the federal minimum wage, their countable earned income from competitive or self-employment exceeds the standard earned income disregard of $65. See similar questions...

When you sign-up for summer league there will be a check box just for this request. Does this mean that I will automatically become a captain if I check this box? I am afraid not. We will take every request seriously, but not everyone can be a captain, we just don't have enough spots. PLEASE remember that there are a lot of responsibilities that come with being a captain. If you would like to learn more or have questions, please email Trent about this large responsibility. See similar questions...

orphan team is a team from last season in which its previous owner did not return and the league's commissioner has determined that it needs a new owner. You can acquire an orphan team in the signup system by selecting "Acquire a Returning Team" and following the instructions. Yes. You can provide them with the LeagueID and password and they can join the league and set up their team for free. See similar questions...

No, if you are a new player in the league, your child will be drafted onto a team. Existing players continue with the same team up through the age groups. See similar questions...

The Free Agent system allows an individual to sign up with the possibility of being picked up by a team. This does not guarantee that the individual will be picked up by a team, but it is an avenue for teams and interested individuals to find one another. To become a free agent, stop by the O.A.S.I.S. and fill out a free agent form. See similar questions...

I prefer a team environment where I can help others to succeed and advance. I learned several years ago that I do not want to be indispensable. See similar questions...

A1) Do not allow them to work on the robot until certain milestones are met on the Project! Put the LEGO away and make the whole team work the Project. See similar questions...

You can sign up and pay as a team by using our team payment. This consists of ONE PAYMENT submitted before the league signup deadline. This reserves your place in the league and all the spots on your team. When paying for a team this ensures that Club Sport will not add any individuals to your team. This is the only way to guarantee this. The team payment is a price assuming everyone on the roster is a Club Sport member. You must add $10 for each player that is not a Club Sport member. See similar questions...

Granza Team Leaders and Team Members are simply independent lenders, Realtors? and other real estate professionals. To use Granza and join the private network, you first apply for a service at the Granza web site. After you fill out a Granza "Smart Form", your service request(s) are sent to the Team Leader (TL) you have requested. The TL is either a Realtor? or lender, whether you will need their particular service or not. See similar questions...

Not at all! While its meetings are not open to the public, the Team is keeping minutes of each meeting, and those minutes are publicly available by clicking {here} one week after the meeting. (The minutes of each meeting will be considered and approved at the Team's next meeting, and then posted the next day.) In addition, the Team will be issuing periodic reports and new advisories, which will be available by clicking {here}. See similar questions...