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In Q4, why did you assume that Business Segment is at risk? We don't know if they are price sensitive. Whereas, BUDGET segment is intuitive and make sense to assume that they would be highly price sensitive.

curious, why didnt you discussed about the loss in income from existing third party pathology services? dont the hospital profit from this third party services as well?

Please how did you calculate the 3 dollar increase per tonne

this was very helpful. thanks

In the report why did you fill november as the lowest rainfall month when may had the 0 lowest rainfall days AND 0 Lowest average rainfall

Great video! Studied it twice and the assessment went very smoothly 👍🏻

At 23:45 why do we do 23-19/23 ? Shouldn’t we do 23-19/19 I thought the formula was final value-initial value/initial value ?

I got my offer from a T2 firm (OW/LEK/Kearney) from this video 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 thank you market sizing man The get the offer stuff was pretty helpful too for behaviorals

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?

Hey, I have a quick question on 21:37. The question is asking us to analyze BETWEEN December and April, but you include december in your analysis. I'm just a bit confused bcs I initially thought that the word 'between' means that we need to exclude December and April on our calculation (i think it'll be more suitable if the questions ask us to analyze FROM December TO April).. looking forward to your answer.. thanks

At 23:43, The percentage decrease should be (19-23)/19 *100 >>> (New-old)/old* 100. Please correct me if Im wrong

For length section, will I have an opportunity to pause then align the cursor with the face or not?

cant say anything but thank you so much for this video! i hope you’re having a great day too!

Isn’t this hard for ADHD people 😅🥹

Thank you very much for your video. I did a good test. Your explanation was tremendously helpful!

Hey! One question with regards to Question 2 (Redrock Study): You have calculated the percentage change. However, the question was about the percentage POINT change. My approach: for summit depth --> (47-10)/10 = 370% for base depth --> (35-8)/8 = 337.5% Therefore, the percentage POINT difference is 370% - 337.5% = 32.5%

Hi, I could be wrong but your calculation seems to be off. Shouldn't it be A/B = C*100 = D - 100 = the answer. And not A/B = C - 100 = the answer?

Hey there, I believe the examples under top-down and bottom-up are swapped. Top-down is Generic -> specifics and, Bottom up is Specific->Generic right!!

honestly doesnt look to be a "live" case interview. Every question he asks leads to a new data ??

Tower can be done in 7 steps

Lol - "You guys need to look at your goals again because it's a joke. BTW, we can charge you more money to help you do something about it if you think of a solution because we couldn't. You'll be seeing an invoice tomorrow for us telling you you're screwed."

How do you know your ecosystem works at the end of the game?

Please is there anything we need to consider before choosing any location or we can just choose randomly?

Very useful, thanks

What can i do to make sure a location is going to allow me to have a sustainable ecosystem??

Timestamp 37:24 The question asks, “… if the realistic scenario is realised for all 3 activities”. If this was the case, the likelihood would be irrelevant altogether and a total of 8 + 5 + 4 = 17 species would have been saved. The question should have put the Likelihood percentages given below each graphs into context and how it relates to the animals saved.

Sir , I want to know that after clearing this test , Is it confirmed that they will go ahead for interview??? Or still its not sure!

I have two question please 1. Must we pick three producers 2, sea urchin needs more calories why not remove it instead of spade fish

How close is this simulation to the actual game? Can anyone who has taking the test recently comment on the resemblance of the simulation for the actual game?

I am very new and don’t have any idea about consultancy. I have PhD in physics and electronics engineering but want to switch to consultancy… what field if consultancy is this interview about? How can I get into consultancy job do I need MBA ?

The eating order is unclear in the video: The species with the highest “Calories Provided” eats first…. The eating order is not simply sorted by organising the animals from the highest “Calories provided” to lowest at the very start of the task. When an animal (or producer) is consumed by another animal, the remaining amount of calories left on that Animal may change the “eating order” as the reduction changes "calories provided" of the respective animal. So in this example, if you determine the eating order right at the start by looking at the "Calories provided", you would get: (1) - Great White Shark, (2) - Blue Jellyfish, (3) - Sea Urchin, (4) - Shrimp, (5) - Loggerhead Sea Turtle, and producers do not eat. However, if do the calculations and shuffle the eating order as you go, you will end up getting the following eating order: (1) - Great White Shark, (2) - Blue Jellyfish, (3) - Loggerhead Sea Turtle, (4) - Shrimp, (5) - Sea Urchin, and producer do not eat. So the eating order changes progressively in the process.... This is not clear in the video.

Minor correction: Timestamp 8:52 Shrimp also consumes Red Moss. Not in the graphic drawn with the arrows.

There is some confusion in the Eating Rules under guidance. Timestamp 3:00 I would recommend the following changes in the wording: Para 1: The species with the highest “Calories Provided” eats first…. The animal eats its “Food Source” with the highest “Calories Provided” in the first instance… providing that the “Calories provided” of the prey satisfies the “Calories needed” of the respected Animal. If the Animal is feeding on multiple sources of food, AND they ALL provide equal amount of calories (e.g. Sea Lettuce providing 3000 cal. and Red Moss providing 3000 cal.), then the Animal will eat both prey equally… e.g. 1,500 cal. from each. Para 3: Then the species with the next highest “Calories Provided” eats in the Ecosystem…. If there is a tie between “Calories Provided” for the Animals (e.g. Sea Urchin providing 2,100 cal. and Spadefish providing 2,100 cal.), then no Animal will take priority as the “primary eater” and will therefore split their food source equally. E.g. Sea Urchin and Spadefish both eat Sea Fan, they would fulfil their calorie need by utilising 50% of the prey’s “Calories Provided”. This information is given at Timestamp 9:46 but not included in the Eating Rules under guidelines, or at least clear enough.

Love Ayse’s energy! 😍

Thank you Hare Krishna ❤

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Hello! Fantastic and informative video; thank you so much! Question for you: Is it important to show all calculations on the calculator in order to get the highest score? For me, doing 170-150 is easy mental math, as is converting .39 to a percentage. Is it ok to just do that in my head, or do you advise using the calculator for everything? Thank you!

I love it

Hello, is it going to be the same tasks in the McKinsey game, or do they change it?

Team Have one Question that what are indicators in a Case study of Company or for a Product that point at Market Decline? Is there a way know through case study.

In the ecosystem, is it recomendend to check the calories or the environment monitors first?

Wouldn't it be safer if we removed the Sea Urchin instead of the Spadefish? They both provide the same calories, but the Spadefish requires less calories so it would eat less of the Sea Fan?

In the ecosystem, wouldn't it be safer if we removed the Sea Urchin instead of the Spadefish, considering the Spadefish requires less calories so it would eat less Sea Fan?

Does anyone have access to excel to solve the game Ecosystem?

Hello and many thanks for the video, Deniz! Very enjoyable and educational! I have a question about the first example: Are we not supposed to be dividing the number of babies born in a year by the number of babies per pregnancy and multiplying by the ratio of successful ones?

in the first activity you didn’t draw a line from shrimp to red moss fyi-confused me so much

In the ecosystem game, what do you recommend to do if we already formed a food web but one of our animals doesn’t comply with the region we selected (ie. different salinity level, different current level, etc)

Why do we subtraction 1 to get the percentage in question 4 under the red rock segment

Great video. I did a different approach for first case. First, I calculated total number of pregnant women at a given time point to be 375K. (6M londoners, number of 21-40yo is 1/4 so around 1.5M, out of which est 25% to be pregnant). Noting that total pregnancy duration as 40 weeks or 280 days, I decided to get rid of that factor entirely because I thought it would be plausible for anticipated mothers to buy their clothing ahead of time to make the total duration 1 year instead of 280 days for ease of math. Multipled by average number of visits to store/year as factor of 2, and spending per visit (if asking in monetary format).

I was wondering in case 5, was it not the april data we should have added the increases to? Of 16 increses by 4 shouldn't the other numbers in April increase too ( as against the May data)?