Case Prep
Could anyone share a guide on what prep you did to get into management consulting? The various frameworks and whether they vary depending on the company? Any books, sources, etc. very appreciated!
If possible a complete guide or in-depth responses would be awesome. TIA!
MrSocial, bummer your thread hasn't had a response yet. Sometimes bots are smarter than humans anyways:
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Hey MrSocial, I'll try to type up a comprehensive breakdown of the resources.
Resources list:
Here is my proposed breakdown:
There's no one size fits all for casing and the breakdown above is assuming (1) you have an abundance of time and (2) you have no prior consulting exposure. Over time, candidates move on from reading frameworks/concepts to simply doing x number of cases a week. Those that pass MBB do anywhere from 10-50 cases, of course, there are exceptions with some people that are naturally skilled in casing, not me of course - I did 40-50 myself.
I'd also like to add that University Website publish Recruitment and Consulting Primers (tailored to their University's connections) that provide a thorough breakdown of the industry, the dominant firms in that region and the typical interview process.
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