Re:NYC Paid McKinsey $27.5M to Stem Jail Violence. Instead, ...
by CrazyCatDog on Sunday November 29, 2020 @03:08PM
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Suppose they did come to that conclusion:
(1) Partners would gladly communicate that back—the payoff to keeping one gig on track is far less valuable than avoiding public scrutiny
(2) If they did ask to move the goalposts, I suspect the city would have been amenable
Doubling down to bet on moonshots is not McKinsey’s MO. What are managing consultants good for? Starbucks on two corners of the intersection, breakfast menu at your favorite fast food eatery, and many (MANY) restructuring plans (rightsizing initiatives, aka RIFs)
(1) Partners would gladly communicate that back—the payoff to keeping one gig on track is far less valuable than avoiding public scrutiny
(2) If they did ask to move the goalposts, I suspect the city would have been amenable
Doubling down to bet on moonshots is not McKinsey’s MO. What are managing consultants good for? Starbucks on two corners of the intersection, breakfast menu at your favorite fast food eatery, and many (MANY) restructuring plans (rightsizing initiatives, aka RIFs)