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Prepared for Luck

CaseInterview.com

Over the years, I’ve noticed the role that luck plays in success for myself and others. However, what you can control is whether you are prepared enough so that, when luck presents itself, you’re able to capitalize on it. Luck isn’t a reliable alternative to competence. Luck in the hands of someone competent is a success.

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GMAT: A Strategic Guide to Effective Preparation

Tom Spencer

Success on the GMAT requires a well-thought-out study plan and strategic preparation. Structure of the GMAT Exam Before embarking on your GMAT preparation journey, it’s important to understand the structure and content of the exam. Establish a target score so that you have a clear goal to work towards during your preparation.

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How to Motivate

CaseInterview.com

Luck = Opportunity + Being Prepared (to take advantage of the opportunity when it arises) Opportunities always arise… though not always at the time you prefer. You can’t control when you get an opportunity, but you definitely can control whether you’re prepared. It’s hard to make people do anything they don’t already want to do.

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How to Get an Economic Consulting Job

Tom Spencer

Be prepared to talk about past research projects. For example, if you have 4 interviews for the final round at Cornerstone, you should be prepared to talk about 4 different research projects. Prepare a story that highlights a past project you worked on when you were busy with several tasks at the same time.

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Getting More Referrals and Creating Relationships That Lead to Greater Success with Liz Kislik: Podcast #18

Consulting Success

When you insist on hard work and high standards, you will see your consulting luck transform into substantial consulting success. On this episode, we dive into the difference between luck and hard work. Every consultant hopes to get lucky, but there are many ways that you can actually affect your luck.

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Going Above and Beyond with Behavioral Interviews

Tom Spencer

This blog will help shed some light on what to expect and how to prepare for behavioral assessments. You will have a very limited amount of time to prepare your answer and respond. For example, after a question is delivered you may have 30 seconds to prepare your answer and then 2 minutes to record a response. Phone Screens.

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Compounded luck

Seth Godin Blog

If you and I play a game of cards, the winner will largely be decided by luck. If you and I play 100 games of backgammon, the better player will win, because the luck of the dice regress to the mean, evening out over time, leaving skill as the dominant factor. Early luck has a massive impact. What a surprise.

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