Hi, I've just recently passed the final round in BCG as well.

One tip I have for you is to just be mentally prepared for the pressure the partners may put on you. They may poke holes in your strategy to test how you react under intensity. Don't worry, just be calm, collected and professional, and you'll do fine.

I think that at this point, there is no way to try predict the method in which they would deliver the case. You've come so far, you got this already. So again, be cool, dont be nervous, and show that you're having fun as well as self-aware.

Best of luck!

Hi,

I would not trust this. You'll definitely have the cases

In the final round, I would expect a more structured and demanding approach to the fit part. The partners in the last round are more experienced and they will challenge every single detail of your story. So make sure that you have a couple of backup stories. Thus:

1) Make sure that you've prepared everything: A story about yourself, motivational questions and the main FIT stories. Also, don't forget about your questions to the interviewer - you'd rather have an interesting conversation and score some point instead of a simple Q&A session

2) Then go through each story and think of the additional questions the interviewer may ask. It’s important since additional questions will take up to 50% of the interview. Try to remember the main details and facts and make sure that you know how to explain the key concepts quickly. Test your stories with your friends, ideally consultants, and ask for their feedback. There can be multiple groups of additional questions:

• The interviewer may be interested in details about the context
• He may want to check whether this was your effort or more sort of a team effort.
• “Have you faced any difficulties while implementing your solution?”- Typically an interviewer would like you to tell him how you’ve overcome those difficulties.
• Your interviewer will check how real your story is. You should be ready to provide even more granular actions, key milestones and a breakdown of potential effects.

3) Now work on 3-6 backup stories. During your interviews, you can then use these stories or adapt these stories to the additional questions your interviewer asks you.

Best!

Hello,
Great news!
I am preparing my last round too, let me know if you are interested to practice? Good luck Thanks

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