When I was a McKinsey consultant, I worked with a client who once said, “You’re the most professional consultant I’ve worked with.” What he meant
One of the most common career questions I hear is this: “Should I choose a career for the money or for the happiness?” It’s a
At CaseInterview.com, we often talk about how to break into consulting and how to succeed once you’re in. But today, let’s talk about the opposite:
What Is the BCG Online Case? The BCG Online Case is an online case interview simulation that assesses a candidate’s problem-solving skills and analytical thinking
Today is a holiday in the United States called Thanksgiving. While there are multiple historical and contemporary ways people recognize this day, I see it
Once you’ve been an individual contributor, often the only way to progress further in your career is to manage people. The only way to get promoted
In individual relationships, it’s easy to complain. The problem with complaining as a primary way of relating is that, often,
At Stanford, the one class I disliked the most was called “Cultures, Ideas and Values.” At the time, I thought
“I didn’t mean to run you over with my car and put you in the emergency room…” “I didn’t mean
Last week, Citigroup announced that they are appointing Jane Fraser to be CEO. She will be the first woman CEO
Risk is defined as the statistical probability of a negative event occurring. When you walk across the street, there is
Years ago, I made the following assertion that really pissed off many of my peers. I asserted that stress is
Are you managing your feelings or are your feelings managing you? This is a profoundly important question to ask yourself.
Several years ago, I took a class on how to write movie scripts. The world-renown instructor’s students included many famous
In a recent article, I wrote about an interesting application of the 80/20 rule as it applies to musical songwriting. I
I was recently holding office hours for my Inner Circle members. One of my members asked me what to do
