Do you want to pursue a career or internship at management consulting firms like McKinsey, BCG or PWC?
Don't make the mistake of believing that just because you performed well in consulting interviews will mean you will also become a great consultant. You should actively prepare for your new job in consulting - and this course is all about preparing for your first day.
Get ready for day 1!
In consulting, reputation is everything! It will decide whether you get staffed on good or bad projects. Whether you will be allowed to work with the best project managers and partners. And whether you will have a successful consulting career or not.
Whether you are a new joiner or intern, you should do everything you can to make sure to leave a great first impression.
This course will teach you everything need to know to perform well on your first day:
How you can influence your first project staffing
What to ask in your first staffing call
Which equipment you need to buy for your new job in consulting
What you should do during your first days in the firm
Most of the topics will be taught in video lessons. Besides that, we have prepared several checklists & documentation for you to download.
If you are interested in performing well in consulting also after your first day, make sure to check out our other course on how to become the best new hire of your firm.
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