Consulting vs. product management

Thanks Kenton for taking time to share all these valuable informations. Excellent

This video couldn't come at a better time. Thank you, Kenton!

I've completed a Management Consultancy MSc and most of my classmates have no coding background. I know a lot less about Product Management, but wouldn't it require code/comp science background?
I'm surprised to see these two roles up against each other, but it shows how little I know maybe... I have some coding background (taught myself) and am curious if I can consider Product Management.

Can someone with a few years of work experience break into Management Consulting without a MBA ? It seems that top tier firms like MBB only hires people graduated from top schools. Do you think this is also true when they are hiring people for their analytics divisions?

After an MBA, is it realistic to start as product manager and later on go to MBB as an experienced hire, or is it only feasible the other way around ( as an associate at MBB and later on industry exit strategy )?

Great insights 🥰

Great video Kenton!

Hey, why has focussed shifted from MBB consulting towards Product Management?

Awesome content!

Thank You Kenton for clearly laying out the differences between these sought after career paths. It was quite insightful for me as I embark on my MBA journey.

Thanks Kenton for the great video. Could you do a video on product managers in traditional consulting companies? Like what’s the difference between a PM in BCG DV vs a big tech company?

Thankyou for this videos. Your videos provide much clarity about different roles.
I want to know that is it possible to switch careers from management consulting to product management and vice versa.
As you have mentioned that you have worked with bcg as well as google.
Please tell :)

Best possible explanation. Thanks!

Great video! Subbed!

As a first year commerce student, what skills should I work on apparently if I wish to be a Product Manager?

Would you say that Work life balance in PM is better than Consulting overall?

Consulting just feels like lying.
PM looks more up my alley

which among the both professions there is more probability of earning 500k dollars per annum after 6-10 years of experience?