Summary:
The book delves into the history and cultural impact of the consulting giant McKinsey & Company, revealing how the firm has shaped the way businesses operate and its clandestine role in influencing corporate decisions and government policy. It examines the company's methodologies, successes, controversies, and the effects of its advice on the global economy.
Key points:
1. McKinsey's Allure: The book explores McKinsey & Company's allure, focusing on its reputation for top talent, secretive culture, and global business influence.
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