McKinsey-style Healthcare Case | Consulting Case Interview

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Contents 00:00 Intro 00:41 The client's problem 05:24 Case structure 12:45 Maths question 24:18 Brainstorming question 32:45 Recommendation 34:35 Feedback 41:14 Mentor's solution 46:57 Final words

[@Ali-zr6kt]

How does a CBS graduate and healthcare consultant not know UNICEF?

[@FlessPro]

Just imagine the things people forget during real interviews

[@havik7954]

She did know, she was obviously just playing along and being polite to the interviewer, but yeah, I must say that was rather unnecessary and patronizing on the interviewer's side.

[@natassiacorrea7249]

Patronizing? She was actually pretty kind. Knowing what Unicef is is just common knowledge a global consultant must have

[@akshatbhandari827]

Should we not have taken pop growth rate into account while doing calculations? if pop growth rate is say 5%, Number of vaccines required = (number of children

[@doanhaibui]

That would be legit question to ask during the interview

[@timothymark01]

There's no way this would pass an MBB first round. The approach to the math and the brainstorm is unstructured, and there's no conceptual test before calculations

[@arcanight6194]

u tellem tim

[@FlessPro]

Most likely you are right

[@johngalt2846]

"UNICEF an international drug manufacturing company" - wow CBS really lets anyone in these days

[@FlessPro]

Thanks for watching attentively. This statement is wrong (02:47). It did not have any effect on the rest of the case though

[@Robert_L]

I guess she's just assuming it's a made-up name for a company and no link to real world. Can't make judgement that soon.

[@kavitaaknath8607]

Would Cathy get the job or not?

[@FlessPro]

This one was a pass with some issues. However, one interview is never enough

[@danielchmiel4143]

Um ughh

[@FlessPro]

aahh

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[@arcanight6194]

lols wat seriously?

[@FlessPro]

Wow that's intriguing. Can you share the data?

[@brownieboiii]

CBS yikes