What It Really Means to Be Professional in Consulting (And Why It Matters)
When I was a McKinsey consultant, I worked with a client who once said, “You’re the most professional consultant I’ve worked with.” What he meant
When I was a McKinsey consultant, I worked with a client who once said, “You’re the most professional consultant I’ve worked with.” What he meant
One of the most common career questions I hear is this: “Should I choose a career for the money or for the happiness?” It’s a
At CaseInterview.com, we often talk about how to break into consulting and how to succeed once you’re in. But today, let’s talk about the opposite:
What Is the BCG Online Case? The BCG Online Case is an online case interview simulation that assesses a candidate’s problem-solving skills and analytical thinking
Today is a holiday in the United States called Thanksgiving. While there are multiple historical and contemporary ways people recognize this day, I see it
Once you’ve been an individual contributor, often the only way to progress further in your career is to manage people. The only way to get promoted
There’s a great article in Bloomberg BusinessWeek that while several years old does a great job at discussing how the global strategy
I wanted to thank you for your outstanding program – I received and accepted an offer from Bain in October,
Following is a success story report from a student who received an offer from several firms and accepted an offer
Imagine you’ve practiced your cases relentlessly. You get to your McKinsey case interview. You’re nervous. You hope you do well.
A clarification on the profit/loss framework used in management consulting case interviews.
Following is a success story from a student that interviewed with four firms and got offers from both McKinsey and
A reader sent me an email asking if there was a pattern or trend to what kind of case problems
You can perform better in a consulting interview by having an upfront preview of what types of questions might be
When trying to accomplish any major goal in life, rejection and obstacles are inevitable. The key is to learn from
How do you solve market sizing cases with the appropriate level of detail? My advice is you set the assumptions