
From an outside perspective, your interview day can seem shrouded in mystery. What actually awaits you is more concrete. You will be tested in solving problems and communicating solutions. You will be interviewed on your leadership experience and on what brought you into the consulting business.
As a consultant, solving problems will be your bread and butter. Even the biggest, most cumbersome issues can be broken down into manageable components.
In this video, Filipe will give you a guide to solving the problems in your case in the most efficient way.
What are the top trade secrets of management consulting? What are the key elements needed to strengthen your case-work, regardless of the nature of your case?
In this video, Filipe Leal unveils four case secrets that every consultant should know.
As a consultant, you will be working under pressure. Your interviewer - and your clients as well - will raise issues and ask questions regarding your case and how you handle it. These questions can challenge, as well as guide you, and in order to handle them, you must be firm on the one hand and flexible on the other.
The fit interview often seems overshadowed by the infamous case interview, but by no means is it any less important. Certain mistakes in the fit interview can mean the difference between success and failure.
The fit interview often seems overshadowed by the infamous case interview, but by no means is it any less important. Certain mistakes in the fit interview can mean the difference between success and failure.
As a consultant, you will be using language in almost every part of your job... but how do consultants actually speak?
In this video, Filipe shares 7 expressions that you can learn in order to speak, and ultimately think, more like a consultant.
To most outsiders, management consulting can seem like a Pandora’s box of stereotypes. Consulting firms shroud themselves in secrecy, allowing those stereotypes to thrive.
McKinsey is a company like no other - their elections are no exception. Fall 2017 saw another election process coming to a head, and in this video, we take a look at how this happens.
When you start working on a new case, you can approach it from a multitude of angles. Before defining your angle, you must define where where you stand.
Defining your case is the first crucial step you must take. When you get the case, you need to work out what the case actually is or risk working yourself into a corner later on.
Get to grips with one of the most common mistakes in the case interview. Find out how to use initial hypothesis at the right time in your case interview at the top consulting firms.
Be it in a working case or the case interview, the consulting business will pose a plethora of problems. In this video, we look at how you can easily put any problem into one of four categories. This allows you to deal with each problem on its own terms and in the most efficient way.
No two problems are the same - they come in all shapes and sizes. Faced with diverse problems, consultants must know how to diversify their ways of solving them as well.
As a prospective consultant, you will probably have heard the word "MECE". It is often used to control for shortcomings in a given case. In this lecture, we explore this crucial consulting term.
A vital way of structuring your case is by using open questions. A series of open questions will form the basis of your issue tree and help you prioritise which issues you should focus on. Watch an example with a case from your personal life and learn how the right questions can put your case on the right track.
To any analysis you do the retort will usually be "So what?". The best consultants are never asked this question, because they make the importance of their analysis evident from the beginning.
In problem solving, you must master two ways of operating: The convergent and the divergent thinking.
In this video, we look at what each of those entails and how to use them as a consultant.
When giving your client the overview of a case, every part must mean something. A summary can be a fine thing, but it can never stand on its own.
In this video, we explore the crucial difference between summary and synthesis - and how to make your analysis mean something to your client.
These PDF's contain practice cases from top business schools. Use what you have learned, and provide solutions for these authentic scenarios in the field of profitability.
These PDF's contain practice cases from top business schools. Use what you have learned, and provide solutions for these authentic scenarios concerning strategy.
These PDF's contain practice cases from top business schools. Use what you have learned, and provide solutions for these authentic scenarios in relation to market sizing.
These PDF's contain practice cases from top business schools. Use what you have learned, and provide solutions for these authentic scenarios concerning market analysis.
This course is designed as an introduction to the infamous case interview. It is an interview process employed by many of the world's major companies, and especially those at top consulting firms like McKinsey, Bain and BCG are the toughest interview processes in the world. These companies can be very secretive in what they expect from candidates, but after this course, you will understand what you must do in the case interview.
Regardless of whether you want to go into consulting or some other avenue of the top business world, knowing how to ace the case interview can be invaluable to you and your career. The tools of the consulting trade will be useful to you regardless of your profession, because they deal with fundamental issues like problem solving, structure and analysis and sound recommendation.
The lectures consist of short videos for your convenience. After the lectures, a quiz will help you revisit what you have learned, before you can start preparing for the interview itself with the potential test-examples and case samples found at the end of the course.