Big 4 Consulting vs. MBB
Working in the consulting division of a Big 4 Accounting firm differs from working at one of the MBB (McKinsey, Bain, or Boston Consulting Group)
Working in the consulting division of a Big 4 Accounting firm differs from working at one of the MBB (McKinsey, Bain, or Boston Consulting Group)
Below is a field report from a reader of mine who recently started working at the Boston Consulting Group after a year working in the
Management consulting is an industry that offers assistance with this kind of high-level decision-making and problem-solving. Management Consultants help businesses make strategic decisions that directly
MBB is an abbreviation that stands for McKinsey & Company, Boston Consulting Group (BCG) and Bain & Company. It is an acronym used by candidates
Most people have a natural desire to be right and in the know. However, looking like you’re right and actually being right are two different
In life, most major problems often start as minor issues that grow and are left unmanaged. Major financial problems usually begin as minor financial troubles
In reviewing the hundreds of thousands of emails I’ve received in the past 10 years, one of the most common
Over the last 15 years or so, I have struggled at times with depression and suicidal thoughts. In those moments,
Spanning across private and public sectors, management consultants help businesses solve complex problems. They take a structured approach towards understanding
“Whenever there are two people in the same room, there’s politics.” – Eugene J Webb (1934-1995)Stanford Graduate School of
Most new entrepreneurs are enamored with product ideas. “I have a new idea for a product,” “a service,” or increasingly,
Something completely coincidental happened the other day. I wrote an article titled “Why New Market Entries Often Fail.” On that
You’ll find the video above interesting for two reasons. First, it’s a video presentation by an old friend, and
CIBs and F1Ys often ask me, “Where do brilliant insights come from?” My first reaction was… geez, that’s a good
Sheryl Sandberg, Chief Operating Officer of Facebook speech to the Harvard Business School Class of 2012. Topics to pay attention
The following video is a funny example of how NOT to do math in a case interview. The math question