The final was very long, cramming too many details in it. Jargon-filled language without a clear and concise solution. "Mr CEO" might have lost interest

Can you name the software you are using for presentation?

I think there was a mistake in case 1. 0.25 should be multiplied by zero during the calculation

Shouldn't mini case question 2 be 65%, not 55%? Since it says, the chance of finding treasure on at LEAST one island? So both islands would be ok as well?

one of the best case interview videos i have seen so far. eypecially because of the feedback session. i have learned a lot, thank you very much sir

I still don't get why the snake will die from overconsumption by the tiger.

Hi, where is the link to the updated resume in your description?

I think there was a mistake in case 4. I think it asks you to calculate the average growth seen in the last 4 periods, add 5 percentage points and use this number to calculate how much gold coins are expected for the current year. This would make necessary to use all the avg gold coins from the previous years and the 5 percentage points, right?

Okay okay. I am watching the How to Open video now;))

These sound pretty helpful to me :))

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I just got finished MGS, I was really surprised that after Red Rock study, the brand new question came up..

Answers to the first question after all initiatives were successful for Facebook, YT, Google resp. : 40, 30, 28. Correct me if I a wrong.

Is the webcam required to do this test?

Great and valuable content! Thank you.

This was great! got an interview call thanks to watching this and paying the website for the simulation that was very similar! goodluck to all

At 12:53, why are not taking the denominator as 30 for Peasant Fortune since the total number of captures will also be increasing for the current year?

Is it possible to copy and paste text in the REAL Redrock test? Can you select and copy text from the questions and paste it elsewhere, or is the screen locked down to prevent copying? someone knows?

i disagree with multiplying the 10 flights/ day by 2 for the return, since already the 10 was caluclated taking into consideration a cycle of 15 mins from the airport to the station and then another 15 mins back ( loading passengers as well) plus 1 hour charging, giving us a cycle of 1.5 hr ( 2 trips) which makes 10 trips / day.

Hi, I have passed the game and I'm very grateful for your video. I would like to point out that some of the terminology in the game is quite challenging; however, you don't need to know them, so try to simply identify what the question wants and move on.

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Thanks for the great explanation! It's incredibly helpful for me as I prepare for my first career test. I'm realizing I might be a bit late to the game, haha. The simulation is at 279 now.

at 17:12 to 17:26 i have not understood can someone please expalin this

So what is in the solve test? Ecosystem like your web and this ?

Hey! At 12.53 you calculate percentage of ships captured by both flags using the original attempt numbers. However, it says that the red flags are used only after the black flags, so shouldn't the chance of successful capture by red flag be out of the remaining ships 6/15*1.05 and not 6/24*1.05? and similar for the other ship as well.

Nice video. So on average, how much time does a real business case with a real client takes to be done/finalized from start to finish?? i know it depends on how big the business case is ... but on average ... say in the last 3 years you worked on 15 business cases "more or less" how much time did it take you to be done with the use case from the moment you entered the client's office to were you shook hands and left

Is Chicago supposed to be that low? I am getting $13,920,000 annually. $2.5million seems too low?

I actually got a different conclusion, and I got the impression that Eduline is actually in UK since its on poundsterling. So there shouldn’t be issue on trajectory of US vs UK. My conclusion is as follows: Based on our analysis on the plan of Russell University acquiring Eduline, and the known information on the current market size of Eduline, along with its growth potential at 20-100%. Assuming that subs cost over 3 years period remains the same. And taking into account the upfront cost of integration and running cost of Eduline, I would recommend for Russell to acquire Eduline with a max investment value of £138,569000 (assuming min. Growth of 20%). This will nett us a BEP of 3 Years. On top of that, I would advise to take into account additional risk such as inflation, Growth potential, and cannibalisation to refine this analysis. I would also suggest a more conservative approach of partnering with Eduline for the first year, if Russell would also like to be more conservative on its approach to Eduline.

Still not sure as to why you selected tree map? Why not stacked bar chart (100%)? Thanks

How did u get 54-51?

What do you mean take away 0's?

Ian here - you should not expect a given person to get back to you. But if you network properly (lots of messages sent to the right people in the right way), you should 100% expect to have dozens of networking calls!

What do you mean by network? Should i expect those people to get back to me?

need to watch thousand times to remember just some

I didn't know half off the charts here :))

One very popular chart for multi-series percentage at McKinsey is the Stacked-Percentage chart. But I guess 100 charts are way too many already;)

Hello, first I would like to thank you for your insightful explanation, I have one question regarding the second case question, the question is asking about the chances of finding treasure on at least one of the islands, why did we subtract the chance of having treasures on the same time😅

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Thank you very much for the video! I have watched it three times. I was wondering, though, if the set up is fully right. Two things stood out to me: the final number is quite high and we can easily have a number above 20 mln, if we assume a higher number of pieces of clothing. On the first point, the result shows every second person at least would wear something red. Let us walk out and spend an hour. Do you think we would see at least every tenth wearing red? On the second point, if we increase the number of pieces of clothing (which is probably somewhat higher in real life) we can easily have a number above 20 mln. E.g. 5 (at home), 9 (going out once) and 18 (going out twice).

I think it could be broken into: 1. background 1.1 skills 1.1.1 hard 1.1.2 soft 1.2 experience 1.2.1 school 1.2.2 work 2. test 3. interview

could you explain case 4? you only dragged the numbers to the journal 😅?

This video is exactly what I needed for my upcoming interviews. Thanks for uploading it!

Thanks for the video! What happened to the free trial though?

This was fantastic!😊

Watched this video and your older one and I did pretty well 🙌 made a sustainable ecosystem and this video helped me prepare for the math, appreciate the help man