Management Consulted Coaching Services - Are They Worth It?
Hi all,
I'm a rising senior looking to recruit for FT and trying to get going on case prep ASAP, so that I'm not too squeezed for time as fall interviews start coming up.
I was wondering if anybody has first-hand experience with Management Consulted's case interview coaching. If so, which of the coaches did you use (you can pick from a bunch? Would you recommend them?
Thanks!
Hey mgszn, what a lonely thread. I'm here since nobody responded ...so maybe one of these discussions will help:
If those topics were completely useless, don't blame me, blame my programmers...
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replied below for you :)
Do Rocketblocks first. You'll probably get the most benefit out of signing up for that and spamming cases everyday (I did ~2 cases daily for a month and then ~4/week for the next 3 months). Once you feel like you have a good handle on casing, start reaching out to alumni of your school and see if they would be willing to give you a mock case. THEN if you feel like you still need it, look into services. If you do it too early on, I feel like you would drive only a marginal amount of benefit from that.
I would second this. Using a case prep coach so early would be paying them to teach you pretty basic things you can easily learn on your own. Before even reaching out to alumni, I would reach out to seniors at your school that have already successfully recruited (they can be equally helpful and much more available).
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