Prep Tips from McKinsey F1Y
This F1Y’s report of the preparation needed to secure a McKinsey offer should be useful to you. Success Story: I hope this finds you well.
September 26, 2019
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From Actress to BCG Consultant – Tips on How to Successfully Prepare for a BCG Case Interview
I recently received this success story from an actress (now a BCG consultant), and thought you would find her suggestions and tips on case interview prep useful.
September 26, 2019
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Managing Multiple Offers
What follows are several success stories that I’ve received from readers who successfully managed to land multiple offers. Success Story: First, I would like to
September 26, 2019
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The “Breakage” Business Model
Today, I want to introduce you to a concept called “breakage.” Before I explain the concept, I want you to think of how most businesses
September 26, 2019
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Projecting Situational Gravitas
One way to project situational gravitas is to establish your credibility early in a relationship. This is especially the case when you’re giving a speech
September 23, 2019
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Using Creativity in a Case Interview
Question: Thanks to the material proposed on your website as well as to a lot of practice sessions with my friends (I don’t have a
September 21, 2019
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The Delta of the Deltas
In mathematics, there’s a concept and symbol known as delta. It is represented by the following greek letter Δ that
Self-Esteem & Feedback
To improve in your career, you need feedback. You need to know what you’re doing well and what you need
Getting What You Want
Much of getting what you want in life involves getting what you want from other people. Do you want a
Wealth, Power, and Character
In your life and career, you will have multiple opportunities to make high leverage relationship decisions. Whom will you choose
Lessons from a Trip Around the World
I just completed a trip around the world in 27 days. After traveling 27,500 miles (approximately 44,000 km.), and through
Rules vs. Rules of Thumb
You can be one of two kinds of employees: 1) A person who can follow rules; 2) A person who
Control the Control-ables
There are two types of jobs in this world — task-oriented jobs and outcome-oriented jobs. A task-oriented sales position might
Overcoming Bias & Prejudice
In every country, industry, and organization, there exist two categories of people. The first category is high-status individuals. The second
Learning from My Mentors
My favorite question to ask my teachers and mentors is “who are your teachers and mentors?” I thought I’d introduce
How to Impress your Boss’s Boss
The market of a rising star career path involves getting jobs with increasingly greater responsibility in a relatively short period