770: Why confidence is important (Case Interview & Management Consulting classics)

770: Why confidence is important (Case Interview & Management Consulting classics)

For this episode, let's revisit a Case Interview & Management Consulting classic where we discuss the importance of confidence in management consulting and how the lack of confidence will impact your performance in crucial situations.

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300: Big Data is Changing Case Interview Coaching

300: Big Data is Changing Case Interview Coaching

We have worked with over 700 case interview coaching clients and that rises to over 800 if you include active clients. We have kept meticulous records on each client. Searching for correlations/patter...

2 Feb 201614min

299: Best consultants are rarely the best case interview coaches

299: Best consultants are rarely the best case interview coaches

In this podcast, and related article, we discuss a common mistake candidates make. They assume because a consultant has a reputation for being a good consultant they will make a great case interview p...

26 Jan 20165min

298: How to Not Ask a Partner for Help!

298: How to Not Ask a Partner for Help!

This podcast is based on an interaction I had recently, over email, with a student. The student made critical mistakes in handling the interaction. By listening to this podcast you can avoid them and ...

19 Jan 20167min

297: How to be Productive

297: How to be Productive

We receive many emails with questions about how to be productive. In this podcast, which builds on other points about this topic we have previously made, we discuss 6 other areas to consider. (1) Time...

12 Jan 201622min

296: The Lesson in Choosing to Resign

296: The Lesson in Choosing to Resign

When I was an associate and had just joined the firm from a boutique firm, many of my colleagues from the boutique firm were also looking for new roles. Some of them were outstanding and others were t...

15 Des 201513min

295: Why Some Firms Have Too Many Interviews

295: Why Some Firms Have Too Many Interviews

Have you ever applied to a firm that wants you to interview with 7 to 12 people? They will tell you this is because they are careful or because everyone must have a say in the decision. None of that i...

8 Des 20156min

294: BCG Middle East's Promotion Policy Hurts the Firm

294: BCG Middle East's Promotion Policy Hurts the Firm

When Booz was acquired by PwC, many consultants joined rival firms. BCG Middle East was a major recipient of Booz employees. In this podcast we explain a promotion tenure limit imposed by the BCG Midd...

1 Des 20157min

293: Managed out of McKinsey & BCG?

293: Managed out of McKinsey & BCG?

Too many clients panic when they are managed out of McKinsey, BCG or Bain. They assume the worst and imagine a tattered reputation. This could not be further from the truth. In this podcast we explain...

24 Nov 20156min

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