I recently had my OW final round interview & prez, which one do u want to know about?
Hi,
Agree with Nuno!
Dear Ankit,
I've gathered some info on OW and what I can say is they are much less structured when compared to McK and others.
For example:
1) Sometimes they don't even ask for structure;
2) I've heard from friends that went to final rounds who got a lot of "strange" estimation cases (PM me if you want to learn a few of them)
3) The style of case depends a lot more on the interviewer rather than the firm (in other words, depending on the interviewer you will get a more interviewer-led or candidate-led)
4) The cases tend to be shorter (this could depend from country to country) - the entire case is more 40-45 minute, with a good 7-10min FIT and at least 5-10min Q&A so the case usually is from 25-35 minutes (again, this can change from office to office)
Hope this helps
Hi,
the presentation case is not too different from normal case interviews except that you present your solution at once in front of a small panel. Approach the case as you would do with other cases, focus on the most important messages and be prepared to discuss why you chose a specific approach to solve the case.
The important part is that you show confidence when it comes to presenting your solution - your interviewer wants to see that you 1) prepared, 2) thought about your logic and 3) are able to defend your solution.
Hope this helps
Dorothea
Hello!
Congrats for moving to final round!
As it has been outlined, its very similar, but :
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Hi,
Could you please share your experience on this and how you went about preparing for this?
Thanks
I recently had my OW final round interview & prez, which one do u want to know about?
Thank you so much for your comment! I am interested to find out a bit more about the format of the case presentation. How different is it to a normal case and what kind of questions to they ask? Is it very data heavy and you need to extract the most important information or is it similar to a case where you prepare structured answers to some questions? Thank you!
I have the same question, I am interviewing in Madrid, and I don't know exactly what to expect from a presentation case. Any advice?
Also interested, I am having it in two days in London for the Dubai office
Hello,
I have a first round with OW for the London office in three days and I would really aapciriacte to further know what to expect, they say the interview conssits of 1 case and 1 personal fit.
Anyone went through similar experience and could share with me thier wisdom.
Hi, mp me please, I would love to discuss that with you.