Cherry picking bad examples is not how to evaluate how often McKinsey "make bad recommendations that have demonstrably bad outcomes".
Any company the size of McKinsey around as long as McKinsey will have success and failure stories.
The proper way to evalaute is to take all things McKinsey did, normalize for background, and see how it performs compared to other methods of solving the same problems.
Cherry picking to make a claim is the 2nd worst form of evidence, outranked only by outright lying.
Any company the size of McKinsey around as long as McKinsey will have success and failure stories.
The proper way to evalaute is to take all things McKinsey did, normalize for background, and see how it performs compared to other methods of solving the same problems.
Cherry picking to make a claim is the 2nd worst form of evidence, outranked only by outright lying.