McKinsey First Round Case Interview Example (Singapore Art Museum)

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[@maplearcadecode]

The interviewer needs a speech therapy. It would be way better if he stopped mumbling and started speaking.

[@1Piece_Luffy]

1. Status quo analysis: list sales and costs for each segment - a. Paid entry tickets (Age, Nationality), b. F&B (Cafe, Restaurant), c. Souvenir (Online, Offline)
2. Problems identification: a. set forth revenue equations; b. find drivers that will increase the revenue
3. Solutions suggestion: a. short-term, b. long-term
4. Profitability analysis: a. As-is, b. To-be

[@aishwaryanarayan617]

Really poor quality video to be uploaded! Both the interviewer and the interviewee seem so confused, This is not at all engaging!

[@Cookymathavee]

Her communication is difficult to follow, might be useful to show some calculations on the screen as well so viewers can follow along

[@yashkant7636]

I did'nt quite understand the calculation of 6 weeks? could someone explain please?
i believe the calculation had some error?

[@ntshemborik]

I'm still watching but based on just the 6 weeks alone, its week 1 at 5% and week 2 at 5% = 2 weeks x 3 exhibitions per year = 6 weeks in total

[@ntshemborik]

The best way is to calculate per exhibition then multiply the profit *3