Interviewing with McKinsey: Case study interview

this kind of BS makes big-3 growth diminishes YoY.

keep fooling business on looks and charm lol !

Does this include doing blow in the bathroom? Haha!

this benjamin MF sounds like he an oxford niqqa

Me

Consulting is a very stressful career choice..unless you are part of a very technical consulting firm (usually energy), you will find yourself in an overworked, hyper competitive environment, where often you have to "wing it" and pretend to have an understanding you dont really posses. Also, not very inspiring, unless you work in the renewable energy / sustainable development sectors. Pluses: very smart colleagues & you won't get bored easily. I was a consultant for 6 years of my life, glad I changed career path (like many). Dont get tricked by the glitter, there are much better jobs out there than consulting.

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I'm like why the hell is Biswa here xD

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Let's be frank. Strategy consulting has lost its attractiveness, especially the MBB club. Young people have realized that in these clubs you use the same methods over and over again to structure and solve problems that your client has no time/HR for to tackle. What does it create? Efficiency machines with little personality and drive. Has a Steve Jobs type of person ever come from an MBB organization? I don't think so! Why? Because these organizations don't teach you how to run a business, be creative, or persuade people in a novel, inspiring way. In fact, they teach you anything but that.

so how was it fixing bread prices..... purdue

fake, competitive and toxic environment

This is exactly the type of people I wanna spend time with. Right now I wanna hide from people I'm with. I wish McKinsey was like google where they recruit people without a degree.

keep wasting the time of Candidates..

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Thanks

Run you fools!!!!

I know I'll obliterate the interview but actually getting one is the hard part

Mickey Mouse project by McKinsey BEaware.

2 german dudes that i can tell by directly from the accent

I think the GMAT is doing a pretty good job building all of those skills of candidates (well, except communication)

structuring, restructure, strategy, growth, industries...all jargons..bla bla bla

Company - Okay now give me a solution to my problem
Consultant- We take hefty fees for that. Make advance payment.
Company- Gives fees compromising on millions' salary.
Consultant- Hands over a 100 year old ppt after some quick shuffling of images and taglines
Company- This is coming from a INSEAD alum..it ought to be great.
5yrs...
no solution..to actual problem..it takes time right.
Consultant got CSO position because he was batchmate of CEO.
Actual leaders of organisatiom irritated. Domain specialists left.
Company got doomed. CEO was ousted after outrage.
Consultant still in CSO position...

life continues ~Corporate Jungle

Gosh, these people look so miserable.

This reminds me of the American Psycho movie for some reason

overrated

Mc insaine

My experience as a consultant. I worked at Bain from 2004 at 24 years of age and gave them 9 long years of my life. Consulting is hard work. Do not be fooled by the so called glamour attached to it. It is dog eat dog competitive and it is not for everybody. Many people last only a year or two. Consulting firms work on a churn and burn basis. You basically need to give up your life if you wish to be a good consultant and especially if you want to progress. I'm talking 80 hours a week plus travel. Say goodbye to weekends and social lives. This is the reality of you want to succeed. International work, while attractive at first, is a total grind. I did Europe and Australia with a California base. Conference calls at 2am after a 16 hour day were the norm because one client was on the side of the world. You will be working on the plane - forget movies and free alcohol. Timezone differences, language barriers and travelling from client site to hotel all add up to challenging work condition. I had a three month stint in Paris and saw nothing at all as I had to work everyday. The work can be very very interesting but it is a very very tough lifestyle. That's right your, job becomes your whole life. I loved it until I realised I had no life as my old friends and family became strangers. Yes, I worked Christmas and holidays in foreign lands. Relationships went nowhere. The salary can be very good but work that back to an hourly rate when you are pulling 80 hour weeks. Hmm suddenly not so great. I jumped off the merry go round and now work only 60 hours a week in SF. I have weekends again. Yay! Was consulting life worth the grind? I have mixed feelings. It became unhealthy as there wasn't much sleep and the best intended health routines went by the wayside because the job demanded it. But, that was me and my experience. If you really want in on the consulting game who am I to tell you not to. But be warned, it is a tough gig if you want to succeed.

Does Mckinsey not pay its taxes in France? What a shame!

Dis Mac Kinsey,
Comment on fait de l'optimisation une fraude fiscale hyper lucrative ?

Lol you guys are all over paid.

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It would be great for them to do a case study of Purdue Pharma, The Sacklers or the Opioid crisis.

I worked with 2nd largest consultant as an external technical consultant. Believe me these consultants are the dumbest colleagues I have met in my career. Only skill one need for becoming a consultant is just package the communication by plagiarizing others and making it yours.

All of the men seem to give off major mansplainer vibes.

With all said, an interviewee is just a puppet in front of the interviewer and has no chance to talk from his or her heart and even if did so, it solely depends on how you impressed the interviewer at the moment and there are many other factors intrinsic. It is not easy to articulate in a video speaking about how prepared you are, what you do, and all.

What's the intro song in the beginning?

Worst type of job you could ever have ..

One of the worst collection of scumbags on earth.

Insightful

Step 1 in your interview: Are you willing to have zero integrity and grease the palms of the Liberal leadership in Canada.

0 points, McKinsey for your non intelligent selection process with Solve.

I implore you not to apply to this parasitic company. The world would be better without McKinsey

Great video. thank you

Have endured all the major consulting companies. They all know everything and understand nothing. Some are no more than common thieves.

McKinsey's historical moment 😂
"In 1980, AT&T commissioned McKinsey & Company to predict cell phone usage in the United States by 2000. The consulting group argued that cellular telephony would be a niche market. They forecasted 900,000 subscribers.
How off were they? McKinsey’s estimate was less than 1% of the actual figure: 109 million. A decade later, attempting to recover from this drastic mistake, AT&T spent 12.6 billion dollars to acquire McCaw Cellular."
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