Abstract

What are the three most important things I learned today?”. Seven years back, when I read the book “The McKinsey Way” by Ethan M. Rasiel, I became a fan of Number Three. At McKinsey, three is a magic number. Things at the Firm come in threes. Ask a McKinsey-ite a complex question, and you are likely to hear “There are three reasons. . .” Then, of course, there is the true McKinsey hierarchy for consultants—in descending order: client, Firm, you.

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Concept Three

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Asokan, N ., (2021). Concept Three (1st ed., pp. 1-200). Jupiter Publications consortium,
ISBN: 978-81-947069-4-6 ,  DOI: https://doi.org/10.47715/JPC.B.63.2021.9788194706946.