Treat the Interviewer Like a Client
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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
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The Six-Minute Hypothesis Rule
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Options for Post Consulting Careers
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McKinsey Offer from Top 200 University
The following field report is from a McKinsey new hire from a Top 200 U.S. university. While McKinsey and the other top firms are heavily
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