BCG Online Case Experience (Casey): How to master the chatbot interview
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The BCG Online Case Experience you will need to master if you want to join the Boston Consulting Group (BCG). The Casey chatbot interview replaces the former BCG Potential Test. In BCG’s new online case format, “Casey”, a virtual chatbot interviewer, takes you through a business case interview.
In this video, I first contrast the “old” BCG Potential Test with the new BCG Online Case, and break down for you what to expect whichever test BCG requires you to take in the local BCG office that you apply to. Drawing on lessons from my video on how to master the McKinsey Problem Solving Game Imbellus as well as on my Casey-specific advice, I provide you with strategies to help you improve your BCG Online Case Experience performance. I furthermore offer you three very hot tips for your BCG Online Case preparation - make sure not to miss those!! Spoiler alert: They include links to (un-)official Casey mock tests for your BCG Online Case preparation… ⭐
In the fourth part of the video, I have prepared for you an interactive BCG Online Case training session to help you get familiar you with the common test questions and challenges. I hope that this practice session helps you to get ready for your BCG Online Case Experience!
As usual, I have added some fun parts to the video, mocking the rivalry between McKinsey and BCG, and having some fun interactions with Casey, the chatbot… 😄😉
📌 TABLE OF CONTENTS
00:00 - Introduction
02:04 - BCG Potential Test: What to expect
04:33 - BCG Online Case (Casey): What to expect
09:29 - How to excel at the BCG Online Case (A)
11:53 - How to excel at the BCG Online Case (B)
16:25 - How to prepare for the BCG Online Case
17:31 - Prep tip #1: Casey mock test available
18:39 - Prep tip #2: Free preparation materials
19:45 - Prep tip #3: Official BCG practice test
20:33 - BCG Online Case: interactive training
23:01 - Interactive training (A): questions 1-5
31:20 - Interactive training (B): questions 6-10
37:20 - Epilogue: Robot love
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2. As explained in the video, the company that developed the Casey chatbot for BCG has also created online Casey practice tests for BCG applicants… what a clever business model!! They offer a 20-minute free Casey chatbot interview practice test, which brings you probably as close to the real test experience as you can get. At present, the free test is still available (they had temporarily taken it down, but it has now reappeared :-) ), you can access it by scrolling down and clicking the orange speech bubble in the bottom-right corner:
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At the end of the free mock test, you will be offered to buy an extended version for a 50% discount. The company offers further mock tests (in the “Practice Cases” section) for the BCG Casey chatbot interview preparation that I have not tried yet. I recommend that you first take a look at the free resources that I have compiled for you (see above), but if you decide to try out one of their paid practice tests, note that that I would earn a small commission through the affiliate link provided above.
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Drop your comments, ideas, wishes and feedback on the video below - I pledge to get back on each of your comments 💪❤
Hello, I hope that you will answer my comment. What does it mean when the chatbot asks you questions to further explain how you got the answer on a numerical question. Is it a positive or negative thing?
@@slymanmustafa134 Hi Slyman, sure! I actually address the question you raise at minute 6:10 of the video, do you see it? If Casey asks you to further elaborate on an answer, that is normal because it sometimes wants to understand the reasoning behind your answer. So what you have experienced, is just a normal thing.
With regards to what I call the "are you sure" questions (see in the video!), Casey either honestly wants to get you back on track or sets a trap - like a real interviewer!
Thank you for this excellent video Jack! Your content has helped me a lot with the preparation for MBB interviews. Your passion and sense of humor make the videos a delight to watch.
Hi Jack, receiving feedback such as yours is fantastic, as it motivates me to continue this work! I am very happy that you endorse my concept - top-quality insights into the consulting industry, but with a twist 😉 I am going to post further content related to MBB and am glad to know that it has helped you for your preparation, while giving you some reasons to smile as well ✌ Good luck for your interviews! Jack
Thank you very much for your video! I watched this video just a day before the test and I passed it! You are a life saver!
@Jihae, thanks so much for these kind credits! Congratulations and well done on passing the test!! Now, get your sh** together and go and pass the interviews, too!!! 😎💪🏼
Hi, can we connect? I have the test in a few days and I would love to have a chat with you
Thank you for your work sir! It’s helping me a lot, your clear information and sense of humor are incredible!
Dear Bruno, thanks so much for sharing your kind feedback! It encourages me to keep this work going! I am glad that you found the video both useful and entertaining, which is my intention 🙂 Good luck with your further preparation steps! 👍
I will take an interview tomorrow. It will be helpful for sure! Thanks a lot!!!!
That is what the video is made for - to help you. Good luck!!! 💪🚀
Thankyou sir for the excellent video, i have a BCG Assessment with 3 days deadline.. God bless you! this really helping me a lot with preparation
Dear Richard, thank you for your kind words of appreciation. I am glad to hear that you found the video helpful for your preparation. I wish you good luck for your BCG assessment! 🚀
Thank you Jack! Super helpfull! You made the learning and process lightweight!
Hi Isha, thanks very much for your comment! You pretty much summarized the point of the video 🙂
Robot Love! You are so underrated... Why? Your chnnel is amazing and I love the vibe you give. It really helps to calm the anxiety of the interviews. Wish you the best!
Dear Ignacio, thank you for your kind words of appreciation! Well, my channel still is at its beginning, so TH-cam yet does not care much about it 😀 I am here for the long term though, pledging to publish further and further top-quality content. Happily help spread the word as you do with your comment 😀Furthermore, it is totally normal that you are nervous before an interview, but anxiety is too much!! So yes, we ought to take our duties seriously, but our life as a whole - depends, there should always be time for a laugh!😀(And as a consultant I can say, even clients like to laugh at times 😉) Good luck with your interviews, and looking forward to having you soon again! Best, Jack
@@YOUinConsulting That's correct! I respect your dedication to help people like this! Ans yeah, I'm now more calm for the interviews. All the luck, and I will spread the word with my colleagues that also want to get into MBB! greetings.
@@ignaciopazgarcia5370 A prompt response! 💪🏼 Great to hear you feel calm, I wish you a powerful performance on those days where it matters. See you soon! 🙂
A very nice video for those who want to become a business consultant.
Thank you for your feedback, very kind!! 👍
At Question 9, min 35:40, I don't understand where do you get the initial 2300 liters you use in the solution. For me, in the Nadi facility, we know from data in Question 7 that they produce 8000 liters per 560 work hours, so an additional 80 hours will give you 1124 extra liters produced, not 2300. Where did you get 2300? --- Got the video Addendum now by reading another comment now.
Hi Chitarra, yes - that is a well-known glitch! Well-spotted and glad you found the amendment video already. For anybody else: For the complete dataset required to solve questions 9+10, go to this video here: "ADDENDUM to my BCG Online Case video: additional data for training questions 9+10!". Good luck for your test, Chitarra 💪
thank you for the video.
I have just received a pass for the chatbot case and I am gonna move to the next round. The case is indeed very hard. For non-English speakers, we need to practice the English skills and try to process a lot of information in a very short time. A tip is that there is a gap between the video session and the case session, where you can relax as long as you can. Try to relax and sum up what you have learned from the case before checking the video question and clicking the "start recording" button. But I guess if you struggle to get a few questions right at least, it is still possible to pass.
Hi Tina! First, congratulations to passing this hurdle, this is great!!! Thank you so much for sharing about your experience as well as your piece of advice! Yes, the Casey interview is hard even for native or fluent English speakers. I do not want to imagine how it is for somebody who has few opportunities to speak English regularly. Your tip to take a good break to "cool down" between case and video summary and to prepare your summary is good! I will pass it on in the future, too 🙂 Now I keep my fingers crossed for your personal interview rounds! Best wishes from Europe, Jack ❤
Ah a quick question popping in my head: Which office did you apply to, and were you asked to also take the Pymetrics test?
Thank you for the video! It was really helpful.
Thank you for your kind words of appreciation! 👍
Thank you for a very insightful video!
Thank you for a very nice comment! 😀
Great! Video. I really appreciate your content.
Thank you for your feedback, Thanapat! Much appreciated and keeps me motivated!! 👍
Thank you jack for this valuable content!!
From the no 9 Solution, where did you get the 2300 litres from that is in the revenue?
Happy to help! 🙂 That's a glitch, I resolved it here: th-cam.com/video/OVM17k6ym0k/w-d-xo.html
Question #9: why does adding 2 employees means 2.300 liters and 0.42 usd per liter? I get 1.142 liter and the 0,567 USD that was get in question #7
Hi Alfredo, thank you for your question. There actually is a glitch (missing data) with regards to question #9; I did a correction video here: th-cam.com/video/OVM17k6ym0k/w-d-xo.html Did you see that already? Does it help you to understand the solution? If not, let me know - I am happy to help! Jack
Thank you for the helpful content! Unfortunately, I can't find Casey simulations on the BCG website. Maybe do you know where is this material?
Hi Daria, sure: Sign up to my newsletter, you are then instructed on how to download the free consulting online test prep resources. There you have all the BCG Online Test prep links, too. Let me know if there is something that you do not find 🙂
@@YOUinConsulting Jack, I have all materials. Thanks a lot :)
@@darianowak7354 Perfect 🙂
They make a profit of 42c/l. Theu pproduce 2300 additional liters. No need to substract something as 42c/l or 966$ in total is already the additional profit... or am I wrong?
Thank you!
You are welcome, Jay
Hi, I appreciate your video. I was wondering if the free Casey chatbot interview practice test still available? I can't seem to access it on the given link.
Hi Adeline! I am afraid you are right - the free mock test has recently been removed. I have inquired for the reason and they said they are migrating to a new website and could not yet restore the free test plug-in on their new platform. My understanding is that they want to bring it back, but I am afraid it may not come in time for your Casey interview. Sorry I cannot give you any more helpful response this time! Best wishes, Jack
@@YOUinConsulting Hi Jack, thank you for your answers! Do you have an affiliated discount code available with Casey Interview? I am interested in getting the bundles! Thank you again in advance.
Smart question! 💪 Kindly sign up to my newsletter, I occasionally make special announcements there. With regards to your specific request, the Casey bundles are legit, but I am afraid though my power does not reach that far 😄 Good luck for your test!
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 🌟 *Introduction to BCG Online Case and Casey chatbot interview*
- Overview of BCG Online Case and Casey chatbot interview preparation.
- Brief mention of the phasing out of BCG Potential Test.
- Aim to provide tips and strategies for excelling in the Casey chatbot interview.
01:28 📈 *Background of the presenter and the rivalry between McKinsey and BCG*
- The presenter's experience as a McKinsey consultant.
- Mention of the ongoing rivalry between McKinsey and BCG.
02:27 📊 *Comparison between BCG Potential Test and Casey chatbot interview*
- Differences between the BCG Potential Test and the Casey chatbot interview.
- Emphasis on logical reasoning, data interpretation, and math skills in both tests.
- Discussion on the format and types of questions in the BCG Potential Test.
04:26 🤖 *Details about the BCG Online Case and the Casey chatbot interview*
- Structure and expectations of the BCG Online Case and Casey chatbot interview.
- Explanation of the interactive nature of the Casey chatbot interview.
- Discussion on multiple choice and open response questions.
07:20 🧠 *Focus on thought process and reasoning in the BCG Online Case*
- Importance of reasoning and approach in answering questions.
- Requirement to provide a one-minute video summary at the end of the Casey interview.
- Evaluation of test performance, possibly including a cut-off score.
09:52 💡 *Tips for preparing for the Casey chatbot interview*
- Recommendations for preparing for the Casey chatbot interview.
- Emphasis on time management and understanding question requirements.
- Strategies for answering multiple choice and open-response questions.
16:18 📚 *Effective preparation strategies for the BCGOnline Case*
- Suggestions for practicing business case interviews and using specific preparation materials.
- Mention of Casey mock tests and other resources for preparation.
- Tips on using calculators and practicing mental math skills.
21:16 📝 *Interactive training session and mock test for preparation*
- Conducting a mock test with explanations and tips for each question.
- Focus on different types of questions, including text-based and calculation questions.
- Use of a fictional McKinsey practice test as an example for preparation.
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Thank you for the video. Very useful but at min 27:59 there is a mistake: you wrote ... +0.5 mn X instad of "0.4 mn X"(STEP 3). Ciao
totally agree
@@giovannicappelli3257 I also agree.. amazing eye guys!!
Good point guys! Thanks I was also a bit confused..😅
Well-spotted and thanks for pointing that out! In East Fiji, 0.4 mn litres were sold 👍🏼 You are the first one who spotted this typo after MONTHS, well done - and interesting to see that three further viewers celebrate you for this already within one hour of sharing the discovery! 😃 Well done and keep going like this! 😎
for question 9， where the 2300Lts coming from. it does not show
Hi Doane, that is a bug that others have already pointed out, too. Check the Part 2 video (link is shown at the end of this video), where the amendment is provided. Do you find it? And great you made it until question 9 💪
For question 10, I personally think cola market identified can possibly turn out as no more room to grow, or just little, meaning we cannot reach the hypothetical profit from adding 5 staff, so to conclude as in C is maybe just one side of a table?
Hi Jane, you have a point! Answer C though begins with "Assuming that a market for the extra cola is identified", so given this assumption is stated, answer C is superior 👍
@@YOUinConsulting thanks for your sharing & helpful materials!
Most welcome 👍
Came looking for the link to the free resources but can’t find it. Kindly share please
Hi Mayowa, you find it in the video description (you need to click on the little arrow below the video to unfold it). Otherwise, this is the link: www.youinconsulting.com/newsletter/ Hope you find them helpful, too! 💪
I am a bit confused about question 5, " if the salesforce sold add all Cola at minimum price", why are we still using average price of the store when calculating the profit of the store? In other words, I will assume that profit equals to 0 given that the product is sold as the minimum price? Thank you!
Hi Zhuhan, it says in the first sentence of question no 5: "the minimum price for the sales force is calculated to allow a certain share of profit for the stores". I think this is meant in the sense that even at this minimum price Fiji Cola still makes a profit when selling to the stores (the distributors), namely the 1.12 $ "minimum price" minus the 0.80 $ production cost (profit margin per litre: 0.32 $).
The profit of the stores is then determined by the final selling price (i.e. the price charged from the end consumers).
@@YOUinConsulting I also share some doubts about Question 5 - Take North for simplicity:
-Store "retail" price is 1.50$
-Price of Fiji sales rep to the store is 1.22$
-Fiji minimum selling price is 1.12$
-Fiji cost is 0.80$
In the solution Store profit is 1.50 minus 1.12 and Fuji profit is 1.12 minus 0.80.
However, this implies that the sales rep price to the store is not relevant, which makes me question why Fiji is paying a commission for extra price at all!
Instead, I assumed that Store profit is 1.50 minus 1.22 and Fuji profit is 1.22 minus 0.80. This way Fiji incentive for its reps to push 1.22 as high as possible makes sense to me.
Is there anything I am missing?
Thanks again - really great video!
@@GDyoutube2022 I understand your reasoning. I would not combine questions 4 and 5 here though. In Q4 indeed average prices charged to the stores are given, but question 5 is introduced with "if the sales force sold all cola at minimum price", so in my view this is just an assumed alternative scenario.
Your thinking is good, but you may be overthinking on this instance 🙂
hi! 23:14 has me a little confused on the diagrams. how do they make the most money in year 6(e), the yr they have least market share? am i missing something? thank you!
robot love (types in tears because this math is not mathing) 😭
Hi Chioma, yes this can be resolved: The top diagram features Fiji Cola's market shares, while the bottom table refers to total market size (i.e. sum of revenues by Fiji Cola and other cola producers).
@chioma Math is not mathing? I am afraid I am not sure what you mean, but do not despair 😃 You have gone through it, and with each round of practice you do your skills will increase 💪🏼
@@YOUinConsulting thank u so much!
In question 5 I used an average of the "average store price per litre" that is equals to 1.5 (their prices and volumes are similar so there is not a problem with this estimation) then this result minus the cost 1.5 - 0.8 = 0.7 is the total profit per litre, and we have 1.5 - 1.12 = 0.38 that is the stores profit per litre. Finally, 0.38 is the 54% of 0.7 :D
Very smart 🔥 I like it!
Lots of robot love here.
You are a hero 💥 Now I wish you that your careful preparation will pay off 🚀
How did you get 2300 litres in question 9?Where is it given in question?
Hi Muhammad, you are right to point this out! To fix that glitch, I have made a correction video - have you seen the "BCG Online Case Part 2" video? It deals exactly with this issue! 🙂👍
@@YOUinConsulting Thank you,I ll see it.Keep up the good work.
Will try my best 😎
Can't find the links
Hi Mridul, you find a few links already in the video description. You can access the video description on a desktop PC by clicking on the "Show more" button under the video; on a mobile, it is just a little arrow you need to click to unfold the video description. Do you find it now? Furthermore, you can get the complete list of links to free consulting online test preparation materials by signing up to the YOUinConsulting newsletter on www.youinconsulting.com/newsletter/ 🙂 Let me know if you now find what you need! 👍
In the second half of the video, the case outline outlines problem with declining market share and an objective to work out how much potential cola can be sold across Fiji. But this case ends with a recommendation to increase employees at their least efficient plant to maximize profit (which is short term)? The recommendation is unrelated to the problem presented. Am I missing anything?
Hahaha 😂 You are so right! The Fiji Cola story serves a vehicle to string together a series of partially unrelated test questions, and they together indeed do not constitute a coherent business case, where as you say the "final recommendation" should be somehow related to the initial problem statement. Well spotted, and I believe you will make a good consultant once you survive the online tests! 😉 Best, Jack
@@YOUinConsulting thank you, I appreciate the clarification, understood now. I hope I make a good consultant! I did love the format of the video, walking us through each question. Super helpful and hands on.
@@likquidsteel Thank you for your feedback. This is one of the first videos I made for my channel, and in hindsight it may have been smarter to split this video into two parts (BCG Casey explainer & the tutorial part), so that people can find both. Given that you and others say they like both parts, maybe I should create a second mocktest walkthrough video for practicing 🙂 Good luck for your next career step 👍🏼
Hi Mr. I'm about to do this in a weeks time. Thanks and I have some questions.
What's up? Tell me 🙂
@@YOUinConsulting I am an humanity student, but seriously Wants to do this. Do you have other video recommendations? What am I to do? I need to pass this first stage (Casey). I didn't really do well while guessing the answers to the Viji cola, I am ready to learn, unlearn and relearn. Thanks.
@@olaniranbashiratabimbola1906 If you have a humanities background, you may be less used to run analytics and calculations, so you might need more practice. Don't rush it and apply prematurely! You should not guess the answers. Have you already downloaded my consulting online test prep kit? There you find multiple sources for preparation, including free mock tests designed by the MBB consulting firms.
@@YOUinConsulting I have already applied and scheduled for the Casey assessment. I'll just trying to prepare and give it a shot. Or is it advisable I let it go?? I just registered to access your test prep nos and I believe I'll be better after watching all the videos in your channel.
@@olaniranbashiratabimbola1906 I would never just apply and give it a shot, because by this you diminish your odds. You should definitely invest time to prepare at least for this kind of tests. You compete with candidates who prepare thoroughly. Still, of course a lucky shot can work occasionally, but that's not the "safe" route. However, if you don't care that much about a consulting career and do not want to invest too much time, just go ahead. Otherwise, I would postpone until you know you're ready.
Robot Love🥳🥳. I haven't understood how you came up with the solution to question 9, kindly elaborate
Well done 👍 Regarding question no 9, check this out: th-cam.com/video/OVM17k6ym0k/w-d-xo.html
@@YOUinConsulting Thanks so much , I really appreciate everything is clear now.
@@BrianK683 Thank you for your kind feedback. Glad the "correction video" could help resolve 👍
I apply for casey intervew 5 bundle pack, and will face my BCG test in 2 days.. Wish me luck..
Hi Teguh, sorry to hear that you have trouble accessing your test bundle pack. I know you need it urgently, so if you like send me an email (see about section of my channel), I will forward it to a contact person at the company. I am sure he will be able to sort this out quickly so that you can prepare properly 👍 Thanks for reporting this, and also report back once your issue got resolved. Thanks and best, Jack
@@YOUinConsulting Hi, yes I need it very urgently since I will be having BCG test on Thursday.. I don't see your email in the about section..
Hi Teguh, I understand your urgency. I have contacted them on your behalf and they said they suffered from a server crash during the last 2 days, which got resolved now. They pledged to reach to you as soon as possible. Jack
@@YOUinConsulting thanks Jack, they have sent me the case.. Really appreciate your help!!
That is great! Now go and practice and pass that test!! 💪
Hey I bought the bundle of 5 for the Casey interviews, and it does not work when you press start,
Hi Palak, can you send me an email? I'm happy to pass it onto them and help ensure you get help asap 💪
@@YOUinConsulting could you please share your email?
thanks
Most welcome
Has someone taken it recently? the practice one looks really different
Which "practice one" are you referring to? BCG's own mock test or the "practice one" from the company providing the mock test software?
By the way, branding can change from time to time as well as from company to company, if more than one company uses the same test software.
Kindly let me know which differences you have observed 🙏
@@YOUinConsulting my bad, it's the same. I didn't get that you were talking about Casey in the secondo part, all clear now.
@@albertogaragnani5688 Ahh I see! I had been surprised already. Casey is still Casey 😎💪🏼
For 8, why is it C and not E??
Hi Kevin, your question is discussed at 34:12: Of course, staff cost are extremely relevant, too (included in answer option E), but the question asks for "sets of additional information" to what was discussed before, and labor cost were already discussed in question 6. That's the only reason.
Robot Love!
You maaaade it!! Congratulations, this means you should now be well-prepared for your BCG Online Case! Good luck 💪
Robot love and laugh for everyone watching this video.
Robot love for you, too, Adriana! ❤ Good luck for the test! 💪
Thank you for your video, It's very helpful!
I do have a question related to #9: "make a profit of 42c per litter"
Since: Profit = Rev - Cost
Why do you still have to take the (total profit = 42c * Q) - Cost again ?
Wouldn't that make 42c the revenue instead of "profit?"
Hi Phuong! Yes, you are spot on and I 100% agree. I make a comment related to that at 35:41 in the video. It is best to consider the 42c as the product price, so price x quantity indeed constitutes revenue. If it truly was "profit", then it would not anymore make sense to subtract additional cost.
By the way, I hope you are aware that there was a glitch at question no 9 (production data is missing) and checked out the Part 2 video in which I supplied the missing data 🙂
Good luck with your further preparation! 👍
Best wishes, Jack
@@YOUinConsulting arent they talking about how much extra profit they would make which means the question is correct because 42c is the profit from the current staff. Now when you hear any more staff and get incremental profit will be further offset by the additional cost from hiring 2 more staff. So the term profit is correct
@@botmxt Well, using the term "profit" in this context has confused already two people at least, so I do not find it ideal 😉 If you talk about "profit", it should be net profit after consideration of all cost. The "profit" here is something between gross profit, product price or a profit margin... just a little imprecise in my opinion. Anyway, good business debate 👍🏼
Robot love
Well done, Sidiqat, you made it! 🍾 It is great that you took full advantage of the learning sessions in this video 🙂
Robot Love
You made it - I hope Casey will love you, too! 😎
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Please explain
This is still the test in 2024? Because they told me it gonna take 30 minutes, not 45
Yes, the BCG Online Case / Chatbot interview still comes in this format. If you were told your test will take 45 minutes, you proabably are asked to take the older BCG Online (Potential) test. I explain the differences between the two BCG test formats at minute 2:30 of the video.
I would have expected that BCG by now has phased out its predecessor test. May I ask to which office you apply to?
@@YOUinConsulting my test is gonna take 30 min, not 45, like I said earlier. in the office of israel
@@orlevy68 I misread. Sure, then you are taking the BCG Online Case chatbot interview, was explained in the video
@@YOUinConsulting thanks alot!
*robot laugh*
Haha nice one 👍 Wishing you all the best for your Casey prep
RoBoT lAuGh
Good one 😁
Love the video
Thank you for your kind appreciation, Jingfei! I hope the video has helped you with your test preparation. If you like to return a favor, pick a video you like and share it with your peers 🙂 All the best, Jack
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Robot Love!
Well done, Adil! This means you have taken the most out of the video! 🚀 I wish you the best of luck that your preparatory work pay off!! 💪
@@YOUinConsulting Thank you, Jack! Wanted to appreciate you putting out content like this.
@@adilashraf5587 Your appreciation is much appreciated! 👍
Robot love
You did it 😎 Congratulations to making it until the end, I hope you feel well-prepared now 👍