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Great job Matt, keep up the good work!

Are you using a teleprompter? IF so what model? Youve got blue glare on the glasses, so confused what it is haha

That was a rather incoherent intro.

Great content , thinking about communication and being intentional is powerful. First principles to understand the fundamentals of communication , Self Recording is really Profound idea

Love the last point Matt! You only fail when you stop trying!

Yea, when I made it to the final round with Apple, and it being the first job opportunity I interviewed for, I was crushed for a bit when I didn’t get the offer, but I didn’t quit! I just landed a role with Bank Of America for their Global Operations Military Development Program. I watched your videos a lot and they helped me tremendously. I’d love to connect with you cause strategy & ops at a tech company is my ultimate goal. I hope we’ll be able to speak in the future.

Thanks for the breakdown! I have a quick question: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). How can I transfer them to Binance?

Thanks for sharing your thoughts Matt, I just turned 23 today and your video came up on my youtube explore, recently I feel a lack behind and started overthinking everytime I returned from opening my social media especially on linkedin and started to make a comparison between my life and others. After watching ur video and hearing what you said that you are 26 and it’s okay if you don’t figure out all the things, it helped me to structuring my thoughts and well tbh it’s sort of giving me a positive energy to conquer this 2025. Lastly just wanna said that you develop such a very high quality content video, and I’m looking forward to seeing more of your career tips content type of videos.

This clip is so helpful. Thanks Matt!

Great video as always Matt.

Love u bro u are literally the goat 🐐 Thanks to your vids I got an internship at Deals Technoligy consulting at a big 4.(My dream career)

Great video as always, Matt! Btw, may I know what your college major was? Also, can you make a video on the best college majors + minors for people who are looking to get into management consulting? It'd be really helpful since I've taken business management as my major and I'm thinking of minoring in finance but I'm not a 100% sure yet.

What are your thoughts on an MBA? Have you made a video on this topic? I’d love to hear your take on Studying for an MBA vs. Just climbing the corporate ladder!

Thanks for this, Matt!!

Fantastic video Matthias, truly value adding, the detailed breakdown will certainly aid aspiring business strategy enthusiasts like myself.

I am doing my masters in data science now. My dream is to become a management consultant. What kind of jobs should I target to become a management consultant? Please reply.

Great video Matt! I have the same mentality as you and was about to land an Enterprise AE role at Gartner last week and after 5 interviews they cut the funding to the BU and I declined their reduced OTE offer… I kept consistent and already landed another opportunity with Hubspot tomorrow. Trust the process and you will succeed.

Make friends in the industry that can vouch for you with a referral!

Matt , i love your videos , you are a really articulate person , can i request you to start a mentorship program , where you can guide people how to get into management consulting regardless of their background and what skills would a person need . Thank you.

I currently work in Strategy & Corp Dev (M&A) at a large fortune ~160 tech company. Started in a Finance Leadership Development Program at a fortune ~30 tech company (an underrated path out of undergrad in my opinion). Just wanted to share to provide a small anecdote for everyone watching, and supplement your notion that MBB may be the best way but it’s not the only way! Love the videos, Matt!

If my goal is to work in Big Tech strategy, what are your thoughts on working in an internal consulting/strategy role at a Fintech company (Mastercard/Visa/Capital One/etc.) right out of undergrad? Obviously exits won't be as strong as working in MBB, but do you think it'd still be a strong stepping stone and a viable option? Would love to hear your thoughts, thanks Matt and great video as always!

Hey Matt, great video. Is there any advantage for corporate strategy compared to mbb consulting?? Is the pay/hours better?

Would you not say joining a startup shows - 1) balls to take the leap and risk it, 2) increased responsibility otherwise not available to juniors at big established firms, 3) entrepreneurial flair (rarely pigeon holed in one function - can work sales as well as operations yada yada yada.

How does one even get to be part of a start up? Tradional corporate careers have a clear map but I have no idea how to find startups. I'm in the UK at university.

thank you for the candid sharing as always Matt, i think one thing ive realised is that everyone has a life as vivid as anyone else's and this makes life so chaotic, yet so beautiful at the same time, keep up the great work

Bro is sharing all this golden knowledge for free, mad respect. Great video!

I love this type of content creator! Short but crisp!

Hey Matt, I recently found your videos before I did some job interviews and they’ve really helped me. Keep it up, love your content🙂

You're my favorite UA-camr now. I just found your account 2 weeks ago. Thanks for dropping wisdom in every video. Love the insights!

Very informative, thanks!

Truly the goat of consulting. Love this video Matt!

Thanks boss 🤝

Thanks boss

It is much more difficult to be a weak lion than a strong sheep. A legit startup founder is a completely different animal from a consulting pawn.

Matt, this is genuinely excellent content. Excited to read the article…this genuinely honed my thinking on this topic

If you are choosing between my AI startup and McKinsey, you are probably not a good culture fit at my AI startup lol 😂

just curious but do you have a camera man with you or how did you set up all these different angles as you go?

Hey Matt, Absolutely love your content ! Especially your white-board "breakdown" approach. Your videos are frameworks one can adopt in their lives. And, most likely people would like to keep coming back to the video or be reminded of these diagrams. I, personally, like to take a SS of your diagrams and keep it on my notes. It would be better , if you could allow us some time to take a SS -- maybe you could take a step away from the diagram, and let us take a SS. :) Best wishes

I would say you are looking too much on board and not to an audience. It seems to me like you are teaching yourself rather than us. In this video you are teaching us. So look at screen also😅

the reason why i watched the whole case is just because it talks about coffee hahah, thanks Matt!

what do you thing of GoodWork's video on consulting😂? ua-cam.com/video/vZE0j_WCRvI/v-deo.htmlsi=l0TTFDQTjJTzTvyL

shallow take

I also have a big passion to work at an investment bank(in the investment banking division)So In this month I'm goint to select my degree so according to your experiences what kind of first degree has a better demand a finance major or an economics major or a STEM major?

17:20 I've also heard about people using the "ATOLA" framework (Actions, Thinking, Outcomes, Learning, Application)

Hey matt, love your way of explaining. Want to learn more about anticipating audience and make them feel understood .

Wow!! This video is very mind-blowing. It's not just giving an answer to the posible question but instead of how to elaborate the question. Very helpful, brother. I'm hoping for another video like this.

I'm a former finance consultant turned AI engineer. I think I understand the point being made, but it's unnecessarily drawn out and yet also too vague. You want to demonstrate clearer value to future employers, and generally speaking, larger more established firms have more consistent quality requirements for their employees, which helps you demonstrate clearer value to future employers. However, the comparison of AI startup to McKinsey is strange. These are wildly different companies. Not every company demonstrates clear value in every role. Working a BD job at a startup is obviously less liquid than being a consultant at MBB. But being an AI engineer at MBB is much less liquid than working at most tech companies, even startups. Also, my fungibility as an employee is not the same thing as my skill transparency. If you have a PhD in a technical area with expertise easily verified during a single interview, your value should be relatively clear to the employer, regardless of your past work experience. This is despite the fact that your job is illiquid in the sense that you possess a rare skillset that is less fungible. This idea of career liquidity is more important for people with softer skill sets, who possess less transparent skills.

Agree with lesson #3 a lot, the idea of being new to a firm/project/issues you’re trying to solve gives you a lot of leeway to ask dumb questions and try to understand something well

If you go the illiquid path then you'll definitely be met with lots of lowballing and hostility from employers. You have to know what you're doing and have previous cases work out for you so someone takes you seriously. It's not just a mental peace factor that people stay in liquid careers. The system is literally designed to assign value to everyone and anyone who rebels against it is not treated kindly.