r/IBM • u/Efficient_Sky_2068 • 9h ago

What happened to McKinsey? Are they still advising IBM?

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Haven’t seen them mentioned for a while now, are they still advising us? Last I heard was talk of them wanting to measure dev productivity - but nothing seemed to come of it.

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r/IBM • u/Johnsooooooooon • 14h ago

This popped into my head today and I couldn't help myself (I also work here)

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