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Had you the opportunity to work with people from French business school such as HEC ou ESSEC ?

It seems sad that the only pros working in consulting offers are career ones, it looks like people who are in consulting only do it to leave it

Best video on the topic!

I want to join consulting but I love going to the gym regularly. Is that possible to do or how do you manage it?

I see a lot of synthesis structure with the recommendation before findings in the spirit of top down, what are your thoughts on this?

Well said advice!

omggg so glad discovered your channel before my interview :)

awesome video!! watched it before my consulting and ib interview haha

I love how calm you speak and down to earth.

Love your videos man!

This video was just bomb to watch! Watched so many videos but this one had answer to almost everything .

found your channel from last night, and this morning I continued watching the rest of them! Just love how genuine you are in giving the lesson you've learned or just simply giving useful advice that you think would be valuable for us! love the videos! xx

I've realized all the advice you gave in the video, which was so true. It is really helpful to better navigate life by combining understanding with action.

Thank you.

My dream job ❤️

Hey Matt I really found this video helpful and how you showed us your notes and explained every step thoroughly! Kindly consider these two requests: 1- Can you make this a series in which you also solve difficult cases? 2- I would love to see your thought process before looking at the answers, so can you solve a case you've never read? Again thanks Matt and keep going!!!

Matt this is fantastic! This has been an invaluable resource for me! Many thanks

I’ve paused it at 1:12… Reduce operational costs? There is only one answer. Every firm: begin the RIF. 😂

can you do a BCG one? if not, how would it differ from this one? thanks!

Structural thinking really significantly contribute to consulting work 😂 i love how u structured the idea by peeling off the layers with quantitative and qualitative method approach

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The GOAT 🐐

yo Matt, drop the skin care routine

You are just amazing Matt. Your videos have been helping me alot on understanding more the world of consulting, and on how to prepare myself. Love from Brazil

Thanks for posting these really helpful and insightful videos!

How do we contact you for guidance?

LOVE YOU MAN!!! KEEP UP

Amazing vid - actually goes into what consulting is. Any websites like Wall St Prep for IB that exist for consulting?

Hi Matt. Thank you for a very detailed video, I gained a better understanding overall. I have a question, I’m applying to Deloitte as a Graduate trainee, and during my research from their website they have strategy consulting as a sub unit in consulting, I want to know if this is still part of the implementation consulting you spoke earlier about or it’s actually a form of strategy consulting like the name suggests

Hi! I’m a high school student trying to learn more about the consulting industry and your videos have been really helpful for me. Thanks and keep it up!

Hey matt, first of all thank you so much for making these incredible videos. I just got my acceptance in ESSEC business school for my ugrad ( in Paris I’m not sure if you know about eu bschools) and In fact it is a target school (30 percent of all hires of mbb is from ESSEC in France). My question to you is apart from getting a summer internship, leading society and getting a high gpa, what other skills should I work on and could you also make a video of you breaking down your cv? Thank you so much for being a role model to so many! I wish to see more from you!

Hello sir Matt, Thank you for this video, it really hit me🖤 Hoping we could be friends someday if i'm already there in NYC.

Nice video

Great Video , Subscribed 🙌🏻

Rising junior looking to recruit consulting. Came to the channel for recruiting advice but really enjoying the life advice on top of that. Keep up the good work and thanks for starting your channel

What exactly is your consultant type. Are you talking about Organizational change management consultant. Currently Im working as a Technical writer and got an interview scheduled as Change Management Analyst in Deloitte. Is Change management good? Are you talking about the same.. Please help 🙏 me .. its hard to figure out

I have to disagree with most points. I just have a totally different mindset and philosophy. Here are some of my viewpoints 1. There is no such thing as deserving something. The world is neutral, you get what you get. Some people work very hard and never archive success or get hit by a car and die. Thinking the world owes you for any work will set you up for failure. 2. Telling people your goals should be fine, but americans hype way to much up. If you get cheers and praise for saying your goals thats retarded. Here in germany we will say if we think your goals are unrealistic, you dont get a dopamine hit, you get an honest opinion. 4. Placing 100% of your identity in grades or career is so asian. How about looking inside of oneself and learning what your passions, principles and convictions are. That is what makes you. No job or infact any other activity. 5. How about learning who you are and develop that instead of trying to change your entire personality like some programmable robot. Does your personality really have no substance so that you can change everything about you? Im sorry if im harsh, im just being honest. I enjoy your videos.

really the most comprehensive, thorough, and genuine advice in consulting i see so far

a 29y/o listening to this and still feel so relevant to my life right now, thanks Matt! subscribed.

Great video.

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Agree with you👍🏻 thank you for this video! Keep it going💎

You deserve sub bro.

Great video Matt. Keep the content going man.

lets be honest. Advice number 1 is true in the sense that victim mentality is not usefull for success, but there are many things that escape our control. So, for example, your parents dying in a car crash and growing without them is 'bad luck' and it will determine who you are and who you become. that being said, there is always something you can do. i feel it is 50/50 work/luck.

Here is how you can become successful at an early age: 1- Become an advanced tennis player; 2- Become an advanced golfer; 3- graduate college one year early in Computer Science so that you can take that gap year and become the best version of yourself physically and mentally; 4- Go to the gym everyday but not just every gym, become member at Equinox gym so that you can run into shakers and movers there. You can use the money you saved from graduating college early to pay for the gym membership; 5- have the discipline to play tennis and golf everyday and force yourself to meet at least five new people everyday, either on the tennis or golf course. Tennis and golf people want to play and hang out with you if you're good on the tennis or golf course. That's where you build relationship and networking. If you've read the book "never eat alone", you would know the power of networking. Most decision makers play golf or tennis, if you're not good with either, your path to success becomes much harder. My 2c.

The brutally honest advice I subscribed for, thanks Matt

I'm starting my undergrad degree this September and consulting was one of the careers I'm interested in. Thanks for the video Matt! Very well explained and informative :)

Very impressive video

This is why I dislike LinkedIn because the points you’ve mentioned. You’re defining yourself by your job, and it creates a false sense of camaraderie where strangers just post generic comments so that they feel they’ve had a positive impact on your success. You also get dopamine hits which lower your resilience, imposter syndrome from comparison which fuels doom scrolling and increases LinkedIn’s revenue