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Consulting is the wildest grift I've ever seen.
For just $300k per year, I will design a mass transit system where we are worms driving apple cars at a millionty-billion miles per hour. It will still require car infrastructure but worse.
Unfortunately we have to turn down your proposal because our board wants to integrate in AI more to proposals and doesn't feel you're quite on the same page.
We can turn the worms into terminators if that helps.
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How the fuck do people do it? Like how do you get started and get the confidence to consult. I'm a very smart boy and would be good at it but i'd be scared i'd think of a dumb idea like bullet buses and get fired
You need unwarranted, delusional confidence to do this kind of consulting. It's the kind you can only get from a whole career's worth of sucking up and then getting sucked up to in return.
You also need to be a nepo baby. Deloitte and McKinsey are make work programs for the children of politicians and business ghouls.
The wildest thing is that all these consultants are fresh out of college. They have zero real world experience and are just paid to say "cut costs, do crime in a way that gives you plausible deniability."
I think if i had the confidence and the nepotism i could absolutely be a good consultant though. It's very much in my set of skills to say "no, that's a bad idea" or ask an llm something and choose bullshit from its responses more workable than bullet buses