[mamonster]

You're gonna have to take my word on this: Consulting gets significantly less stressful past year 3. The entire point of the industry is that you "abuse" fresh grads with work in exchange for them getting a "big" name on their CV. Past year 3 you either get promoted very quickly(consulting pay scale is like an S-curve Edit: Its more like an S-curve and then a lottery, because once you are on the "partner" track past year 6-7 its a crapshoot and if you don't want to play its better to exit) and will get to chill out a bit more, or you exit into the industry into a cushy job.

If you are not interested in academia, do not go for PhD. You will absolutely hate having to do TA for random subjects for shit pay.

[tokyowiz]

thanks for ur reply, the problem is that also my senior are so stressed, and my company should be one of the best in my country. thats my fear. instead the phd seems more chill, i mean i like the subject of it, i also searching online that google / other fang they take into consideration the pdh in general.