Hi everyone!
I don't know if I will sound quite silly with the question but let's go. Regarding the leadership question that might be faced during the interviews, talking about an experience as my football team captain would be fine or completely inappropriate?
My story is about how I motivated and fixed the problems of the team in the break of the finals in an important tournament.
Thanks!
Yes, this is totally fine! If you exhibited the required qualities that McKinsey wants evidence form then this can be an excellent story! Leadership essentially means enabling the people around you to reach a common goal in the face of adversity/obstacles. This you can further break down by means of a logic tree - very similar to how you break down case problems.
Cheers, Sidi
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Not only is this fine - related properly, your story would also be very distinctive and memorable so interviewers remember you. Do it!
Dea A,
Your story is absolutely fine. In telling it you can follow the STAR structure.
Also, to double check you story line, find below the questions that helps you to line your story in a right direction:
Hope it helps,
André
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