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The Ultimate McKinsey PEI Prep

Hi does anyone have the PDF of "The Ultimate McKinsey PEI Prep"? Willing to exchange other materials I have. Thanks.

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on Mar 31, 2024
ex-McKinsey | Holistic approach | >400 clients coached

Sharing here the latest material on the topic. It is a video course I created that includes the 6-step storytelling framework that has helped my candidates get distinctive feedback on the McKinsey PEI. You can find out more about it here:

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Cristian

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on Oct 1, 2018
Collected McKinsey & BCG offers/ Ex-McKinsey consultant/Harvard/WBS/MSU

Hi Cloe,

The best way to prepare for McKinsey PEI is PARADE method. The best way I suggest my students is EOfit:

  1. Write down all the stories in a given format (link to format is below)
  2. Use your webcam to record yourself 
  3. Watch your videos and find out the weakest parts of them/send them to friends
  4. Improve your stories/presentation based on the comments

NB: Your stories should be interesting and you should be full of enthusiasm while telling them.

I attach the link to a file:https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jck_fQA0FVF3LdxU8teXAvoAsy6-8OSM/view?usp=sharing

All the best,

Egor

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on Mar 8, 2020
Hi Egor, thank you for sharing the resource. Could you maybe update the link? I think the file has been removed. Many thanks. Kind regards, Luisa
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Clara
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on May 4, 2020
McKinsey | Awarded professor at Master in Management @ IE | MBA at MIT |+180 students coached | Integrated FIT Guide aut

Hello!

Indeed this is one of the risk of over-preparating, and it not only affects FIT but also the Business Case. People who over-prepare end up being rigid and not natural, and losing the "charm" and naturality that one should have in a conversation.

Think of the FIT part of the itnerview as if you were meeting your partner´s parents: you want to impress them, but also be nice, since you don´t want them to think of you as cocky or sharky. It´s the same thing!

Hope it helps!

Cheers,

Clara