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Michael Zipursky on Cash Flow Diary Podcast

Consulting Success

Michael was recently featured on Cash Flow Diary. ” On a recent episode of Cash Flow Diary podcast with Jay Massey, I take you through my story — and all of the lessons I’ve learned along the way. .” Michael Zipursky on Cash Flow Diary Podcast is a post from: Consulting Success.

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Breaking Down Case Interview Frameworks – M&A (Mergers and Acquisitions)

Management Consulted

Welcome back to the last in our series on breaking down case interview frameworks. Check out our breakdowns on Profitability , Market Sizing , and Market Study to become a complete expert on any kind of framework you’ll need in your case interview. You’ve almost made it to the end of our series! Missed out on Parts 1-3?

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Transitioning from Management Consulting to Corporate Strategy/M&A – the Interview Process

Tom Spencer

Interviews. After going through a handful of interviews through referrals, direct reach out from HR/hiring team, and LinkedIn/company website applications I would categorize my interviews into three buckets: Corporate strategy. In terms of the interview process it followed the following steps: HR interview (fit).

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Investment Banking 101: Understanding the Industry

Tom Spencer

This will provide you with the necessary foundation in financial concepts and analysis that will allow you to present well in the interview and hit the ground running from day one. Prepare for the interview process – Investment banks typically have a rigorous interview process, and it’s important to be well-prepared.

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Frameworks for the Case Interview (Part II: Mergers and Acquisitions Framework)

Tom Spencer

The reason that this framework is worth introducing is due to the increasing frequency of M&A cases confronting candidates in the case interview. There are three main valuation methods you can use to estimate the value of the company: Discounted Cash Flow , Comparable Companies , and. Comparable Transactions.

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Is It Time to Consider a Fixed Fee for Your Consulting Services?

Successful Independent Consulting

You know you’re going to have to interview each of the division heads and other functional leaders, but you can leverage the interview questions from the last assessment you did. Plus, you’ve developed a good system for interpreting interview data.

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Mergers & Acquisitions: Valuation

Tom Spencer

Valuation of discounted expected future cash flows. If the goal is diversification, then calculating the present value of future cash flows would be appropriate (DCF valuation). Each valuation method will result in a different estimate, and the method you select will depend on the situation.

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