PM -> Consultant?

I am currently working as a management consultant with a top firm (MBB, Kearney, Strat&, OW equivalent). I'm considering switch to PMM roles. On paper, both PMM and management consulting have some overlap in required skillsets (strong communication, problem solving, stakeholder and project management) but it is still not a popular MBB exit for consultants. Want to understand what's the industry expectation wrt PMM roles and if management consulting experiencd will be valued. Any further insights from PMM or product/ growth folks will be highly appreciated. TIA.

I currently work as a Solution Consultant in one of the Top MNCs for Digital transformation I have been thinking for a while to move into a consultant role in one of the MBBs Current experience 4 years. Can anyone suggest ? Anyone working in MBB can we connect?

It would be easy to find out who I am if I say anything more but I have worked in cross-collaborative roles across my careers spanning multiple decades in Big4s. I have led several projects for Govt of India and Public Sector Organizations. Personally I have worked in multidisciplinary fields mostly in IT and Databases. I have recently worked in Solution designing and Enterprise Architecture for many large orgs. Most of this is Digital strategy for many offline first businesses. Ask me Anything!

Associate consultant or consultant?

I have always been wanting a career in management consulting or strategy consulting companies like McKinsey BCG Bain & Company. Being in IT consulting for over 3 years I wonder if it’s still possible for me to transition to management or strategy consulting companies? Any help or insight on this is appreciated.

I currently work as a senior analyst in risk management and analytics at one of the big 3. Don’t really like the work or long hours. What are my exit options? Can I move to tech in some product or strategy roles? Or can I get a VC or PE analyst role? Appreciate if anyone can share their experience of post exit from consulting. Yoe 3 MBA tier 2

How many percent of MBB consultants leave consulting within 3 to 4 of joining the firm , as I heard that good Consulting firms offer great exit opportunities , so how many of them get exit keeping in mind the compensation package , work life balance and other things , are they earn good enough within initial years so they can buy a good house in posh locality ???

Hey people, I am a software engineer. I am thinking of pivoting to leadership kind of roles like EIR, founders office, product manager, etc. For people who are currently in such roles or know people in these roles, do you think people from tech(engineering) background, pivoting to this role at age of 24-25 yrs is advisable? Would people hiring for these roles see that I don't hold an MBA? What are the things about these roles I should be aware of?

I'm a 28-year-old guy currently employed as a data scientist at a Fortune 500 company, earning a respectable annual salary of 24 lakhs. Lately, I've been contemplating pursuing an MBA, but I haven't initiated my GMAT preparation yet. I'm wondering if it's a wise move to transition my career in this direction. I've heard that individuals with a tech background who graduate from IIM/ISB might need to begin their careers anew, typically with a salary in the range of 27 to 28 lakhs. Can you confirm if this is accurate?

Tier 1 MBA, 5 years of consulting plus corp strategy experience, 2 years data science exp pre MBA. Current ctc around 45. Speaking to friends etc in the PM roles, I've developed an interest in the role. And would like to give it a fair shot. Just can't seem to figure out how. Any pointers would be really helpful.