Day in the Life of a Management Consultant in London

Hey guys, in today's video I take you through what I actually get up to as a management consultant in London! I hope you enjoy x

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Who am I?
Hello, my name is Abbey, I'm 22 and have just graduated from the University of Cambridge after 4 years of studying Chemical Engineering. Join me as I navigate grad life, move to London and start my first corporate role.

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[Yeah_bruv]

Excel is great, but advise you get onto Power BI, or some sort of dashboarding tool - so much better for dashboarding and building/managing data models!

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00:02 A day in the life of a Management Consultant in London

01:01 Attending standup meeting and project updates

01:44 Aligning on tasks and project deadlines to ensure readiness for client meetings

02:32 I worked on implementing tweaks in an EXL model and discussed data with a colleague

03:52 Working on modeling data for a new section of the same model.

04:26 Updating team on progress and reviewing deck

05:32 Had a snack break and worked on a model to present to the team in the morning.

06:13 The video shows the daily routine of the management consultant in London.

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[MashoodSabir]

ahh really love this abbey :) and so informative :)

[abhayrajyadav]

Soon I'll be graduating in management consultant ☺

[drivethrutours]

What are average salary levels for management consultants in London?

[lifeofrr]

Hey, i am a new subscriber. I was curious about how long it took you to come where you are (including school)? And are you where you wanted to be in this field now, or not yet?

[flamingxflamingo]

Do you mind me asking why you decided to go into management consulting? I don't mean to be rude but (from what I can tell) you've gone from a highly quantitative and challenging Cambridge degree to a management consulting role where the technical challenges of the role aren't even half of what you encountered during your undergraduate degree. Is it really just a money thing?

I'm doing a similarly quantitative degree atm at a top UK uni and I'm deciding on my future atm but If I was in your shoes then I feel like I would find the work really uninteresting, further exacerbated by the fact that you have to work long hours. Do you feel that this is the case for you? If not then do you feel that your degree isn't really relevant to your current work and objectives?

Apologies if this came off a little strong. I'm thinking about my career trajectory atm so any response would be welcome.

[ThinkTank-vqdz]

why all these meetings need to take place in the morning ? Basically you started working after 1240 . That culture is so counterproductive

[gwgilvp]

Are you always able to maintain the same routine every single day ?

[adityaamarnath]

Hey Abbey do you know any universities in the uk to get a college credit in high school or just a research program

[EkaterinaSimonenko-kf]

may I ask what's your work handbag brand/model? thank you :-)

[AminUllah-fm]

Will you MARRY with me. I will be your real love.

[saurabhmusale]

not trying to be mean or something or anything, but once is notice the symmetrical horn-like-bumps on her nose, I cant unsee them frr!

[McFlashh]

You studied chemical engineering and you’re not even working in engineering 😂

[brotpros]

22 year old "consultant" 😭these diversity hires to raise morale for the older males that actually bring profits are getting out of control

[ab__]

i'm so scared to go back on the tube this week after all the bedbugs articles 🥲