Hi everyone,
I am invited to a workshop by Bain for women called "Presentation Skills" in Munich. Has anyone ever attended this kind of workshop or knows what I can expect?
Any recommendations how I could best prepare besides maybe personal fit and questions to ask?
Thanks in advance,
Sarah
Hi Sarah :) I was at a workshop for women @Bain Munich last year called "Feinschliff". You don't have to prepare anything it's really made for you to build your skills and network with Bainies! There was also no Interview e.g. as part of the event.. so really relaxing and fun atmosphere.
Have fun!
Hi Sarah,
I fully agree with Clara. Generally speaking, seminars at MBB are made to build skills and network with consultants. There are no interview parts but a lot of interesting and fun interaction with the hosts...so nothing to prepare, just make the best out of it!
Jacopo
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