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How to Break Into Consulting – Guide for Non-MBA Graduate Students

Tom Spencer

Ask family, friends, classmates, professors, alumni, the dentist, neighbors, or a gym buddy. Chances are that an old friend from high school or undergraduate is now working in consulting. You may be able to find them in your school’s alumni directory or by searching on LinkedIn.

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Why is my talent leaving?

Tom Spencer

In this way, management consulting firms build a network of successful alumni who they can draw upon later for work. This would include workers who leave due to old age, but also workers who leave due to illness or to become stay at home parents. There are two types of voluntary turnover. Image: Modire.

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Business Basics – From Day 1

Martinka Consulting

A recent edition of my Marquette University alumni magazine had an article on a new mandatory Business School course, Business Day 1 (something I wish they had when I was in school). My first “real” job out of college had me buying services. I didn’t understand too much about sales.

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McKinsey Offer vs. Boston Consulting Group (BCG) Offer

CaseInterview.com

At the firm level, I'd say maybe McKinsey has a very slight edge in terms of a larger, more connected Alumni network, but in terms of future career opportunities, I think it's basically the same. Oh, you have a very nice problem. Both firms are great. You really can't go wrong. This was certainly my experience.

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Amanda Gorman — 22-year-old Poet

CaseInterview.com

In watching the recent presidential inauguration, I couldn’t help but notice 22-year-old poet Amanda Gorman. They are looking for the best “future alumni” to admit as students. The post Amanda Gorman — 22-year-old Poet first appeared on Caseinterview. The principle is the same.

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Amanda Gorman — 22-Year-Old Poet

CaseInterview.com

presidential inauguration, I couldn’t help but notice 22-year-old poet Amanda Gorman. The person on the admissions committee who decided to accept her into Harvard University based on her application as a 16-year-old. They are looking for the best “future alumni” to admit as students. In watching the recent U.S.

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6 Fit Interview Questions and How to Answer Them

Tom Spencer

Now some tips: Remember that the answer should be 2-3 minutes long, so starting off from when you were 7 years old is not a good idea. Aneta Kosinska is a Polish-Canadian and soon to be dual master degree Ivey MSc + CEMS MIM alumni. Make sense? You will likely run out of time! Your story should be in chronological order.