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NC-ZZG001-103198Shimp-RC.ppt
McKinsey Case Interview Workshop
FUQUA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
October 31
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NC-ZZG001-103198Shimp-RC.ppt
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《人才测评》 HR人力资源大全微信yours1314diy
TODAY’S TOPICS
Case interview overview
Purpose
Types
Suggested approach
Successful problem-solving
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《人才测评》 HR人力资源大全微信yours1314diy
RESUME AND CASE INTERVIEWS – WHAT FIRMS ARE LOOKING FOR
From your resume
Work experience
Advancement faster than norm
Selection by superiors to lead important projects/special recognition
Evidence of leadership and teamwork
Education
Academic excellence
Significant leadership roles
Personal initiative
Outside interests
Athletic/cultural achievements
Community activities
Drive/perseverance
From the case
Approach
Genuine interest in solving complex problems
Structured, logical approach
Curiosity, creativity
Logical, probing questions
Synthesis and conclusions
Skills
Comfort with ambiguity/poise under pressure
Broad functional skills
Analytical rigor
Quantitative, numerical agility
Practicality
Judgment, common sense
Business acumen/instinct
Clear, logical communication
Evidence of Excellence
Problem Solving Ability
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《人才测评》 HR人力资源大全微信yours1314diy
TYPES OF CASES
Business cases
“What will the impact of industry consolidation be on company X?”
“Should company X enter/exit a new/old market?”
“How should company X react to a new entrant?”
“Should company X add capacity?”
Estimation cases
“How big would the Ivy Gardens apartment complex have to be for everyone on Earth to live there?”
“What is the size of the skateboard market in the U.S.?”
“What do you think annual residential real estate commissions are in Atlanta?”
Responses should demonstrate
Big picture perspective
Ability to structure
Broad functional skills
Comfort with details, analysis
Responses should demonstrate
Comfort with ambiguity
Ability to structure
Facility with numbers
Poise
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《人才测评》 HR人力资源大全微信yours1314diy
. . . but there are wrong answers
Ignoring or forgetting important facts
Not recognizing that some material may be extraneous
Defending impractical solutions
Force fitting a framework that just does not work
There is no
right answer
The goal is to demonstrate “how you think”
WHAT TO REMEMBER WHEN APPROACHING A CASE