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Do you really need more cases?, March 26, 1999
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This review is from: 15 Questions: More Practice to Help You Ace Your Consulting Case (Insider Guides Series : Company Insider) (Paperback)
The problem with these cases is that they tend to be oversimplified. Consultants are not looking for you to regurgitate someone else's thinking in the form of a framework. It's not a matter of recognizing this case as a Seven S and this one as a Four P, etc. While I think this book will help you if you're just not feeling comfortable with cases, most would be better served going through the cases prepared by the Consulting Club at your school (or buying the case book from Wharton's or HBS's Consulting Club). Then spend your time talking to second years and alumni who either worked for top-tier consulting firms before school, over the summer, or after graduation. The Wet Feet Press... reports are very valuable for researching companies, and the Ace Your Case book is very good, but this one was rather redundant.
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out of date, September 23, 2001
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This review is from: 15 Questions: More Practice to Help You Ace Your Consulting Case (Insider Guides Series : Company Insider) (Paperback)
While this guide may have once been useful, in my opinion it has become out of date. In my experience consulting firms have recently dramatically changed the format of case interview questions and more recent reflection of the new trends in case interviewing can be better found...
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3.0 out of 5 stars
fairly useful, November 17, 2001
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This review is from: 15 Questions: More Practice to Help You Ace Your Consulting Case (Insider Guides Series : Company Insider) (Paperback)
This guide is fairly useful though a bit repetitive. Still it is worth a read. Also recommended is the Vault Guide to the Case Interview.
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The best way to prepare for consulting interviews!, July 22, 1999
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This review is from: 15 Questions: More Practice to Help You Ace Your Consulting Case (Insider Guides Series : Company Insider) (Paperback)
Volume I is excellent - this is even better! I've used both and highly recommend them. Other guides I've seen are not nearly as smart as the WetFeet.com guides. My interviewers were impressed with the skill I exhibited and the insights I offered in response to their case questions. Helped me land a great job at a top consulting firm!
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below average; better guides available, September 27, 2001
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This review is from: 15 Questions: More Practice to Help You Ace Your Consulting Case (Insider Guides Series : Company Insider) (Paperback)
In my opinion, this book was not worth my time to read it or my money to buy it. There was very little in depth information on the consulting industry.
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