Passed 5 BCG Interviews as Experienced Hire
Below is a success story from a student who was an experienced hire who passed five BCG interviews. This story offers insight into the recruiting
July 16, 2019
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Tips from BCG New Hire
What follows is a success story from a CaseInterview.com student who recently received a BCG internship offer. In the story the student shares her tips
July 16, 2019
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Importance of Communication Skills in a BCG Interview
What follows is a success story from a CaseInterview.com student who received an offer from BCG in Asia. In this story the student stresses the
July 3, 2019
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BCG Offer for International Student
Below is a success story from a recent BCG Hire that received an offer in a US office as an international student, in the story
July 3, 2019
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Case Interview Prep Tips from BCG New Consultant
Following are tips from a BCG new hire that you might find useful in your case interview prep. I would just like to thank you very
June 25, 2019
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BCG Internship Interview Tips from Recent Intern Hires and Tips on a Successful Internship
Below are two emails I received from students who were successful in obtaining BCG internships as well as some advice from me on how to
June 25, 2019
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When Life Kicks You to the Curb
There have been times in my life when I felt completely beat up by life. I’d close myself in a
Actual vs. Perceived Market Differentiation
To succeed in business and your career, it helps for two things to be true: To be differentiated from the
How to Overcome Extreme Adversity
One of my favorite questions to ask my teachers and mentors is “Who are your teachers and mentors?” Today I
How to Develop Unshakeable Self Confidence
I’m often asked how one can project self confidence in a case interview or with senior level clients. I’m also
Deconstructing Entrepreneurship
I’ve received numerous requests from readers to deconstruct entrepreneurship much like I have done for case interviews. Unlike case interviews
The #1 Rule for How to Write Effectively
From time to time, I’m asked about how to write effectively in the workplace. This large topic can’t be covered
Going “All Out”
About 5 days ago, I was screaming my head off at home. My oldest daughter rushed into the room ready
The RIGHT Way to Set Annual Goals
Once you know the annual cycles of the people and organizations around you, and have made the most of those
Career Moves for a New Year
As we head into the new year, I wanted to pass along several career strategies that are especially relevant as
Volvo Trucks – The Epic Split
The one downside of a powerpoint presentation is that it may inform, but it doesn’t inspire. The following advertisement discusses