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 the long run, the only type of relationship that endures is the mutually beneficial one. One-sided relationships — whether
I attended a software industry trade show last week. (I work with a lot of CEOs in the software as
When I left McKinsey to start my own company, a number of my McKinsey friends also left to do the
The following is a letter I received from an F1Y who took a calculated path and persisted, despite many setbacks,
Question: I wanted to thank you for your excellent materials, specifically the LOMS program. Using your frameworks and guidelines, I was able
I received an email from a CaseInterview.com student regarding an informal or “coffee chat” she was able to secure with
When it comes to both your personal life and professional life, your peer group profoundly impacts… well, everything. Your peers
When I was at Stanford, the most successful students were the smartest ones. Fast forward 10 to 20 years, and
There’s a joke within McKinsey on how to solve a case. Here’s the case: A client is considering entering XYZ
I am often asked by readers if networking will really help them obtain a consulting interview or if it could
