I got a job at Deloitte but was miserable and quit at 24. Now I'm doing what I love and will never go back.
Nicole Chan Loeb joined Deloitte as a management after college. She hated the hustle culture and quit two years later to start her own photography business.
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I got a job at Deloitte but was miserable and quit at 24. Now I'm doing what I love and will never go back.
This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Nicole Chan Loeb, a 38-year-old former Deloitte management consultant who quit in 2010 and is now a photographer and videographer in Boston.