Six Consulting Offers from Toronto
Email: This is a little overdue but I wanted to send you a note with a big thank you for all the prep material on
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McKinsey Offer for Non-Traditional Candidate
This McKinsey F1Y’s story reminds us how important practice and prep work are in securing an offer. Success Story: I wanted to shoot you an
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The Right Attitude for Case Interviews
Email: My success is really your success at case preparation. Here’s how I prepared and what worked well for me. Preparation: – LOMS and McKinsey’s Problem Solving
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Treat the Interviewer Like a Client
Question: First of all I would like to thank you. Everything you produced about consulting (video tutorials, emails, etc.) has been helpful in leading me
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Preparation Tips from a McKinsey New Hire
What follows are helpful tips on case interview preparation that I received from an F1Y. Success Story: Hope you are doing well. A couple of weeks back
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Personal Ethics — in Consulting Offers and in Business
Question: Thank you for creating the LOMS program and imparting so much wisdom in your email updates! I was hoping to get your advice regarding signing offer
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How to be Politically Savvy
“Whenever there are two people in the same room, there’s politics.” – Eugene J Webb (1934-1995)Stanford Graduate School of
The Most Strategic Decision of Your Life
The most strategic decision of your life will be deciding which people you allow into your life and which you
How to Win Any Argument
The key to “winning” any argument is to recognize that some arguments not only can’t be won, but shouldn’t be
Even Bad People Have Good Ideas
Over the last few years, I’ve noticed a dramatic decline in the number of conversations that involve critical reasoning and
Tolerating the Truth
You have an enormous advantage in life when you have the capacity to tolerate the truth. Anyone can tolerate the
Criticism vs. Requests
Criticism involves telling someone what they did wrong (or worse yet, telling them what’s wrong with them). A request involves
Hard Work vs. Strategic Hard Work
When I was a child in school, I was taught that if you work hard, you would be successful. If
Confidence vs. Competence
Confidence (and the lack thereof) comes in two flavors: 1) Earned2) Unearned Earned confidence comes from one source, and one
You’re Mostly Right
In my mentorship program, one of the recurring topics I discuss is how to be more powerful and influential with
Dealing with Overwhelm
At one point or another in your life, you’re going to be overwhelmed. Overwhelm comes in two flavors — functional