Feedback Loops
One of the most useful management tools is the feedback loop. Feedback involves some mechanism that provides you with data on whether your actions are
October 9, 2019
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BCG Success Stories
I frequently receive emails from readers who have successfully landed an offer from BCG. I want to share their stories so you can see what
October 9, 2019
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Tips for the Case Interview
This article focuses on a few questions that I’ve been asked by readers. The tips that I recommend for these individuals may also be useful
October 9, 2019
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Common Questions on the Case Interview
Here are some common questions that I’ve received about the case interview and my replies. The first is around timing your hypothesis. Question: Your resources
October 9, 2019
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Ad Hominem Attacks on Greta Thunberg
Over the last week or so, I’ve been watching people’s reactions to 16-year-old climate activist Greta Thunberg. A year ago, she led a protest of
October 7, 2019
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Interview Advice from McKinsey New Hire
Success Story: I am a fresh grad who got an offer from McKinsey, and I can assure everyone that CaseInterview.com is what drove me into
October 4, 2019
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The Power of Influence
In any company, there are broad categories of power. One is formal authority. The other is influence. When you lead
I’m Sorry. That was my Fault.
Here’s a simple ritual to help improve your EQ skills — especially if you’re managing or collaborating with other people.
Past, Present, and Future
In my 20s, my mental orientation was on the here and now. I counted time in months and years. In
Signaling
In about a year, my oldest daughter will begin to learn how to drive. As part of her learning process,
The Three Ways to Argue
There are three ways to argue with someone: Tell them why they are wrong Tell them why they are wrong,
The Secret to Better Cooking
Over the last few years, I’ve been taking a number of cooking classes and have discovered a few big insights.
Well-Educated vs. Well-Schooled
A few years before I was born, humankind achieved a remarkable feat. We landed a human being on the moon.
Impaired & Borrowed Functioning
People with low self-esteem have an impaired ability to validate themselves. I know. I used to be one of them.
Margin of Error
I find it useful to learn from other disciplines. If you want to stand out in your field, borrow ideas
The Leadership Vacuum
No organization is perfect. The world changes constantly and it’s impossible to pursue all the right opportunities with all the