This series of threads is difficult to respond to because there's three theses floating around
1) McKinsey is basically fraudulent and pretends to do things of value
2) McKinsey is a very bad and unethical firm
3) McKinsey masterminds the business world to enable (1) and/or (2)
The main bit of the subthread is about (1), but this response is about (2). All I have to say is that, yes, consultants should be aware that there are consequences to their actions like any other. I don't think that's in question. I'm not sure the stanley milgram experiments are especially relevant but sure.
1) McKinsey is basically fraudulent and pretends to do things of value
2) McKinsey is a very bad and unethical firm
3) McKinsey masterminds the business world to enable (1) and/or (2)
The main bit of the subthread is about (1), but this response is about (2). All I have to say is that, yes, consultants should be aware that there are consequences to their actions like any other. I don't think that's in question. I'm not sure the stanley milgram experiments are especially relevant but sure.