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McKinsey Global Connect

FallRecruitment
New answer on Sep 01, 2020
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Anonymous A asked on Aug 28, 2020

Hi does anyone have any information about this program other than what is on their website? What does it mean once you're in the program? What could you do to make the most of this opportunity?

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Clara
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replied on Aug 29, 2020
McKinsey | Awarded professor at Master in Management @ IE | MBA at MIT |+180 students coached | Integrated FIT Guide aut

Hello!

This is something new that did not exist in my times, I am getting old :/.

https://www.mckinsey.com/careers/global-connect/connect.aspx

As you can see in the page, it´s indeed a recruiting thing, like many other recruiting events or fairs they do to fish talent across the globe.

Hope it helps!

Cheers,

Clara

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Anonymous replied on Aug 30, 2020

Dear A,

It looks like a recruiting event. Once you there - make a networking.

If you have any further questions, feel free to reach out.

Best,
André

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Ian
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updated an answer on Sep 01, 2020
#1 BCG coach | MBB | Tier 2 | Digital, Tech, Platinion | 100% personal success rate (8/8) | 95% candidate success rate

Hi there,

If you're in this program then congratulations! It's a first step in recruiting. How can you take advantage of this opportunity?

First, be prepared with the key interview questions

  • Have an answer prepared for "Resume walkthrough", "Why Consulting", and "Why McKinsey", just in case

Second, prepare to make a good impression

  • Networking events are hard, and virtual ones are even harder. Make sure you have good questions prepared and ask insightful ones to any of the speakers
  • Ideally, they will have breakouts where you can get to know consultants at the firm...try to establish a bit of a connection with them

Third, leverage the event to get a referral

  • If you seemed to make an impression on anyone at the event, follow-up! Say you found x and y interesting and were wondering if they might have some time to talk a bit more about z
  • From that call you can employ the networking tactics we talk about at lot on the forum

Good luck :)

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