If you prepared well and received good feedback you should be ready for this so just be confident and be yourself :)

No need to overthink. For a well-prepared candidate, I do not believe any last-minute preparation gives a lot of extra return but if you would like to work on something to calm you down you can try to focus on the feedback you received during that last mock interview (you mentioned the feedback was good but if there weren't any areas for improvement than the interviewer didn't do a good job!)

Good luck and let us know how it went!

Best,

Slawomir

Just relax. Continue to work on areas you feel you can do better. Focus on giving your best and dont worry about the outcome.

All the best!

Hi there,

Hard to provide tailored advice without knowing you individually, but the general rule is: You've done your prep, last minute cramming won't do much. Refine a lingering weakness or two, but mostly don't wear yourself out and make sure you're fully refreshed/recharged for game day!

Good luck!

Dear Anon,

1. Have a quick look at both articles I wrote, which cover both elements of the McKinsey interview

Case (How to approach each question type of the case)

https://www.preplounge.com/en/mckinsey-interview

PEI (How to prepare the stories and how to deliver them best)

https://www.preplounge.com/en/mckinsey-pei

2. Reach out if you have any questions about the articles or the content.

Cheers,

Florian

1. Trust in all the practice/ work you have put in. Have confidence in what you have already done

2. Refresh your mind of all the key principles you have been learning (e.g., top down pyramid thinking, hypothesis formulation (if appropriate), clear case synthesis)

3. Be mentally prepared for any difficult/ unfortunate situations (e.g., impatient interviewer). I don't mean you should worry about it, but don't be “put off” if you happen to get in that situation

Wish you the best! Let me know how it goes

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Hi!

No additional tips if you have a solid preparation. 

Good luck,

Anto

Hello,

Take the coach's feedback on board and work on what they said you should work on. Otherwise, try to relax to make sure you are in a good headspace on the day.

Edited: Given the timing here, I assume you've already had the interview - I hope it went well :)

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If you got good feedback already - then why worry much?

Most important tip for case interviews of any kind - relax and have patience. Let it unfold and be mentally prepared for any surprises so that you can adapt on the fly.

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