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When a case does not give an objective (e.g. breakeven point), how should we make a final recommendation?

BCG Case: Nearshoring - Opportunity study and Business case

Most recent answer on Nov 11, 2023

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McKinsey Senior EM & BCG Consultant | Interviewer at McK & BCG for 7 years | Coached 350+ candidates secure MBB offers

Sidi

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gave the best answer on Aug 29, 2020

McKinsey Senior EM & BCG Consultant | Interviewer at McK & BCG for 7 years | Coached 350+ candidates secure MBB offers

Hi! Let me first point out a general thing, and then comment on your suggestion. I. General Remark A case without an objective can not be solved with a definite anwer. So at the beginning, the objective must be ag ... (read entire answer)

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From reading the prompt, how did you know "nearshoring" is the focus of this case?

BCG Case: Nearshoring - Opportunity study and Business case

Most recent answer on Jul 02, 2020

gave the best answer on Jul 01, 2020

Well, the blue text at the very beginning of the case says " The cient already has a footprint in Warsaw which is only leveraged to nearshore French support functions". Blue text is something the interviewer will provid ... (read entire answer)

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