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<blockquote data-quote="dets" data-source="post: 97180" data-attributes="member: 19522">[USER=2672]@Jessica Booker[/USER] Hi Jessica, and everyone else here! Super interested in your answer [USER=2672]@Jessica Booker[/USER] and particularly with your background. Frankly I'm facing what feels a lot like a crossroads at the moment, between associate at my current corporate firm, and moving to associate with a big 4 doing project management in operations &amp; commercial advisory. Main factors for me are culture, comp &amp; growth opportunities. How would you describe the 'specs' of each career? I've been told&nbsp; I'm a good fit by the firm but been advised to really consider what a move from law firm to management consulting would really mean for me and if 'im ready to make that shift' which surprised me a little. I'd be expected to manage projects in operations &amp; commercial advisory, which I'd have thought would actually broaden my contextual understanding of the law, and over time I plan to fund my legal studies. So basically, I still want to be a lawyer but with a management consulting firm, which I feel would be win win for myself and the firm I'm with in terms of value &amp; USPs. Is there something I'm missing here in the differences between careers?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dets, post: 97180, member: 19522"] [USER=2672]@Jessica Booker[/USER] Hi Jessica, and everyone else here! Super interested in your answer [USER=2672]@Jessica Booker[/USER] and particularly with your background. Frankly I'm facing what feels a lot like a crossroads at the moment, between associate at my current corporate firm, and moving to associate with a big 4 doing project management in operations & commercial advisory. Main factors for me are culture, comp & growth opportunities. How would you describe the 'specs' of each career? I've been told I'm a good fit by the firm but been advised to really consider what a move from law firm to management consulting would really mean for me and if 'im ready to make that shift' which surprised me a little. I'd be expected to manage projects in operations & commercial advisory, which I'd have thought would actually broaden my contextual understanding of the law, and over time I plan to fund my legal studies. So basically, I still want to be a lawyer but with a management consulting firm, which I feel would be win win for myself and the firm I'm with in terms of value & USPs. Is there something I'm missing here in the differences between careers? [/QUOTE]

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