Management Consulted

[...] , rigorous case practice, and even detailed tips for the fit interview.  Enjoy! ***** Jenny Rae: Thanks for joining us today. First of all, if you could just give a little bit of your [...]

[...] the video, I’ve pasted the transcript below. Enjoy! ********************************** Jenny Rae: Hi Andy, how are you? Andy: I’m fine, Jenny, how are you? Jenny Rae: Good. Thanks for [...]

[...] the wannabe consultants at Wharton’s annual Consulting Club Conference (featuring Jenny Rae as wannabe suitcase model). After our awesome red-eye flight, we were feeling [...]

[...] .” Saif Alnaser Shubana | Full Time MBA Class of 2015 “The speaker, Jenny Rae, was very energetic and generous with her answers throughout the day. The case cracking [...]

[...] Does Oliver Wyman really offer a “different kind of consulting”? Today, we are digging into a firm [...]

[...] 80s consulting consolidation. Marsh & McLennan Companies, which also now owns big brand Oliver Wyman as well, acquired NERA in 1983, renaming the company – appropriately – to NERA [...]

[...] be in management consulting, his recruitment process (and why he chose Altman Vilandrie over Oliver Wyman), his decision to leave management consulting and the challenges and rewards of [...]

[...] interviews, so I had to cancel a lots of interviews. But I interviewed with McKinsey, BCG, Oliver Wyman, and Parthenon for summer internships, but I actually didn’t get to intern with any one [...]

[...] like a really good combination of experience. So I started searching for programs that consulting firms recruit from. Georgia Tech is a program that two firms recruit from that I would be [...]

[...] history, English, and art majors, engineers, and law students – all of interest to consulting firms, but lacking in business basics – come to us asking how they can develop their [...]

[...] . Random, right? Gemini Consulting was formed in 1991 with the integration of management consulting firms, United Research and The MAC Group. Paul Hermelin, the current chairman, entered the [...]

[...] Officer (Michael T. Kirshbaum). The firm has a more matrixed organization than most pure consulting firms, as much of its core business is in behind-the-scenes research, analytics and content [...]

[...] to be the best candidate they see? We agree! We want you to nail it. Where prestige, pay, exit opportunities and culture are concerned, Booz & Company ranks number 4 behind MBB. In reality, [...]

[...] work you complete while inside the firm. If you work in operations for oil & gas, your exit opportunities will fit squarely in that field. If you work with tech or Six Sigma in supply chain, you [...]

[...] consulting. From the variety of work and access to C-level executives to the wide array of exit opportunities, strategy operations consulting far surpassed financial advisory consulting as our [...]

[...] Bain employees that want to extern as a part of their 3-year Associate Consultant training. Exit Opportunities Because the Bridgespan experience is 1 part strategy and 1 part mission, the exit [...]

[...] at least 6 Hero Stories, it’s time to face the music. Consulting firms rely heavily on case interviews to find the right candidate and, therefore, you should practice them – practice them [...]

[...] our attendees had access to all of these resources, we could jump right in with the fit and case interviews. For those of you who don’t know about our Bootcamps, here is the agenda (you’ll [...]

[...] , 10 with us, and hours of personal reflection, preparation and planning for both fit and case interviews. Because of this Type A predisposition, you know what our Black Belts have repeatedly asked [...]

[...] the uninitiated. Consulting firms used to say, “You don’t need to practice for case interviews – anyone can do them, even an English major.” However, it wasn’t true & [...]

[...] year. Below is our list of top 10 Canadian schools for those hoping to launch a career in management consulting. We’re excited to be launching a new MC Rankings series of posts in the upcoming [...]

[...] business problems. In this part of the book, the author shares how McKinsey (and management consulting in general) solutions are fact based, rigidly structured, and hypothesis driven. Ethan [...]

[...] other industries and companies as well. This led me to pursue a change in career into management consulting. 2.    What key steps did you take to get the BCG  [...]

[...] , partners, and senior consultants who have been major voices in the grand scheme of management consulting. For decades, BCG founder Bruce Henderson wowed the world with his mind-altering [...]

[...] ” than Bain. So where do you belong? Here are 9 things to consider when comparing MBB firms. 1. Recruiting All 3 firms are pretty stringent when it comes to recruiting cycles, making it [...]

[...] view. Following a year of globetrotting after undergrad, I joined the youngest of the MBB firms in their Atlanta office. So when we say we have a first-hand perspective – we mean it! [...]

[...] seasons. While starting base salary at Accenture comes in a few thousand less than at MBB firms, which is to be expected, salary and benefits are fairly comparable to starting [...]

[...] the consulting review team? Besides the standard set of elements your resume must have for MBB firms – a GPA of at least 3.5, a degree from a target school, high standardized test [...]

[...] On our January 2014 Consulting Bootcamp tour, we travelled to several universities up and down the East Coast – Duke, Georgia [...]

[...] a few announcements to make. First, we had an absolutely ridiculous time at our day-long Consulting Bootcamp at the Marriott Marquis in New York on Sunday. We can’t wait to keep growing the [...]

[...] 2 here… In case you’re new to the site, we are holding our next 8-hour Consulting Bootcamp in San Francisco on September 21. Or, invite us to come present a 2-hour [...]

[...] , read those first. If you are just joining us, we are holding our next 8-hour Consulting Bootcamp in San Francisco on September 21. Or, invite us to come present a 2-hour [...]

[...] overview. For those of you who seriously want to learn more and want to practice for consulting interviews, we have 2 recommendations: 1. If you love teaching yourself new material, we’d recommend [...]

[...] + outline and instruction pages covering every conceivable topic central to consulting interviews – from general preparation tips to why interviewers ask specific fit [...]

[...] the inauguration of MC’s Consulting Bootcamp service – where we provide a full A-Z on consulting interviews to eager audiences of MBA candidates, business majors, and [...] [...]

[...] ; the new and improved guide 8 interview questions and their fatal mistakes Management consulting interviews: 10 key preparation tips 6 top consulting interview questions – answered! Management [...]