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CONSULTANT EXPLAINS: how to nail case interviews in just 1 MONTH [Free roadmap]
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- Опубліковано 3 сер 2024
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Thanks for all the free content you're putting out there!!
Hey Sam! Glad you’re finding the videos helpful!
Wow, how nice that you share the detail steps to prep cases!!! I am thankful for your time and effort to make these videos. Keep making more 😊
Glad you like them!
You are great! I admire how you go out of your way to create these videos. All the best for you 🙏
Thank you Fabian! Truly appreciate the kind words
The most useful video i have been through thanks for this content I really appreciate you❤
I appreciate you too 🙏 glad it was helpful!
Thanks for the free content!
of course!
Saved this video immediately when it came out! Excited to try these out - great resources to keep myself accountable and prepared during this job hunting season 😵
Thanks Ethan! Hope you land some good offers during recruiting season💪🏻
Love this!
Thanks brother!
This is an informative lecture, professor Matt 👍
of course! Glad you liked it
Thank you man!
Of course! Glad you found it helpful man
Damn! it is actually what I need. By the way, can I ask if it is possible to break into a Big 3 consulting firm if I have just graduated from an ordinary university? In fact, I have already graduated. However, I don't think I can work as a consultant at this moment. Therefore, I first decided to work for one year to gain experience and prepare for myself. Then, to apply for a management consulting job next year. Your video helped me a lot! Not only about the knowledge but also about the emotional support. Thank you so much, Matt!
It's 100% possible. Will require you to work a bit harder to get an interview (i.e., networking to get a referral), but if you are prepared to do the cases and have a strong story about why you want to switch into consulting, you can. Have seen it done before.
This was an awesome guide, Matt! Regarding the full solo cases, how do you recommend going about this? From my experience, a casebook like Darden (which you kindly recommended) has the solution next to the question, which makes it harder to do it solo?
Also, would you be open to doing mock cases with your viewers trying to break into MBB :)?
Great question! For solo cases I'd recommend just attempting the framework and putting together a list of of follow up questions. After you've done this, take a look at the solution for just that portion of the case. Do your best to cover the solution if you're using the Darden casebook or just pick another casebook that doesn't has the solutions on the same page.
I'm definitely open to casing my viewers, I just can't promise I'll have enough time to do it for everyone!
Hey Matt, do you think that working as a business analyst in financial planning and analysis department is a good start for a management consulting career?
Hi Pang, I think that starting as a business analyst in FP&A is a great option if you want to lateral to management consulting later because you'll have relevant finance/accounting knowledge and hopefully you'll also gain a bit of business acumen along the way as well. Consulting firms are open to a wide variety of background, but any role that is inherently analytical will be seen favorably.
@@matthuang21 Thank you for your response! By the way, what would be your recommendation regarding the ideal duration of my current job before transitioning into a career in management consulting? Initially, I had planned to work for one year, but I am uncertain whether that duration might be considered too short.
Hey how were you able to read a 300 page book in 2-3 days? Do you not take notes on what you read? I’m asking because it takes me a while to read and am looking for some advice🙏
I didn’t read every chapter, and also speed read through most of the book since I already had some context. I would allocate a week if it’s your first time / unfamiliar with frameworks and case interviews. Set a regimen of x chapters a day and read first thing in the morning when your brain is most fresh. Hope this helps!
It does yes. Can I also ask if you took notes while reading or if you have a framework to take notes while reading that you use? Thanks for all the help you’re an inspiration🙌