Work With a Coach and Get a Kickstart for Your Career in Consulting!

I was an interviewer and I know the things we look at. I would be happy to help you take a crack at a real interview.

I want to share my approach, which helps you to prepare in 2-3 weeks based on your avaialble time I create a personal approach to every candidate. It not only consists of a case interview, but covers fit-part as well. Both parts are essential to get a desired offer.

I am looking forward to comitted and passionate students or professionals. My sessions are  are not time-constrained. Welcome on board!

My own method:
 

How to become a consultant

1. Nail your CV and Cover Letter (my examples attached)

2. Prepare for test

   • Download mental math for your Iphone and practice everyday -10 min

   • Practice GMAT for BCG and BAIN

     https://www.dropbox.com/sh/4tl5123a2uh17cg/AADFvljqkdM26p7KfigctHdTa?dl=0

   • Practice McKinsey PST

     https://www.dropbox.com/sh/v7tddzu6y0z4uaj/AACjBpMKQLcD9E_1Jh0O5hHea?dl =0
     3. Case-interview

     Ist stage. Theory

     • Wharton casebook 2010- you can check how all industries work there (airlines,

       retail etc)

     • Case-in-point – you can check what frameworks exist, try to practice and learn

       them (product launch, M&A etc.)

     • Check how former business consultant approaches different cases with best

       interviewers – listen to at least 3 cases

       (https://cloud.mail.ru/public/DMT4/H2JSekLjN)

     • Check out MECE principle, top-down, bottom-up à pyramid principle (book

       Barbara’s Minto Pyramid)
       IInd stage. Practice

       • Create your own case schedule (solve at least 1 case per day) with partners in local groups, universities/preplounge (extreme case)

       • Structure everything you do (how to go the shop, structure articles you read)

       • Solve at least 1 case per each case type you found in case in point

       • Learn how to analyze graphs (practice looking at graphs and asking so whats out of them)

       • Brainstorming is a must = generate at least 10 ideas on an topic in 30 seconds

         Link to casebooks

         https://www.dropbox.com/sh/sca51sb0um1e977/AAAYwPuNM27lQKhJK8Vg6mKaa?dl=0

         Additional to read:

         Mind of a strategist

         https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B7C665Q5iSGQQ0x6cjV..

         McKinsey Marvin Bauer

         https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B7C665Q5iSGQQ0FMSm9..

P.S. I solved 200+ cases and created 30+ by myself.