McKinsey style case example | Casing Series #3 

as an engineering undergraduate studying management for my master and applying an audit firm, this example is very advanced for me and now i wanna cry

Thank you so much for the video! Learnt more from this than from many courses online :)

Thanks for these videos bro, You can't believe how helpful these videos are!!!

Thank you so much we love you!! Thank you!!

Thank you so much guys! last interview tomorrow, wouldn't have made it without ya guys!

Great content guys and thank you so much for showing us the framework paper! I don’t find many videos do that. Keep up the good work :-)

Thank you Neel and Gottfreid! Another great effort! Thank you for coming back Gottfreid! I appreciated it! Raza =)

These videos are so good

very helpful

Really great video. Thank you for the resource! One quick question. Is it okay to ask for a few seconds before giving insight on a chart or data? Or should I go straight into it and try stalling to get a full sense of the graph while reading out some of the nuance like the chart axis, etc?

Great Video Man! Immensely helpful! I do have a concern. In response to the interjecting question regarding the market size while explaining your framework, does looking at the development budget and the share of it invested on highways historically provide a decent alternative to the method you have shared?

Wonderful Case and cast! Thanks a lot! At the risk of asking a dumb question, why the Expected traffic (vehicles/month) used to calculate the Annual Revenue of the Primary Investment isn't multiplied by 12? I must be missing something!

Thanks again, Neel and Gottfreid! I have a quick question - Neel, your initial framework delivery took about 4 minutes. Is this considered too long? Is there an optimum duration for walking through the framework?

How do you guys structure and articulate your thoughts so well? It is natural? How do I reach to your level? I really want to improve myself.

Thank you for the video. I would also include a second option in the framework for our client: Not to go international at all and try other construction businesses in Brazil. eg. Buildings. What do you think?

Hi. What does exposure in this context mean?

Oh and also just remembered Neel, can I get to have your viewpoint on the idea of potentially leaving recommendations/reviews on people's LinkedIn profiles? E.g. as a way of trying to say thank you let's say? (e.g. if someone gives you their time on the phone, meets you for coffee and/or over emails to answer some questions to help you with your research e.g. if you're trying to learn about an industry/job/firm and/or trying to help get advice on how to boost your chances of breaking into an industry/job/organisation/do well at an interview etc...). I don't know about people on LinkedIn but from my experience in hospitality, those online hotel/restaurant/hostel reviews were considered the be all and end all so to speak on which the entire hospitality industries/jobs/companies have now come to depend on because if the reviews are considered down then a lot of people would just not come into the restaurant/hotel/hostel. I get the impression that profile recommendations/reviews on LinkedIn aren't the be all and end all but seem to have the potential to be considered helpful and/or be considered a nice gesture so to speak which could hopefully be appreciated by the person you're trying to give online praise to? Essentially what I mean is, what sort of difference if any and/or to what extend LinkedIn profile recomendations/reviews might or might not potentially make to someone? Sorry if this sounds silly, I mean well and feel pretty clueless about the topic of LinkedIn profile specific reviews. I also feel desensitised from depression problems - I get the impression that having someone else's opinion (e.g. you) who seems more clued up about professional/graduate work could help me out here. Fingers crossed and thank you for your time again Neel! Raza =)

Amazing video! Can you pls do one doing the mckinsey PEI?

Hi, thanks for another great video, but shouldn't the "discount rate" take the risk associated with cartels etc. into account? Thanks again, I have an interview tomorrow so these videos are really really helpful.

Oh and also just remembered: - in case it helps for future video related ideas, you could potentially try to make one on the topic of/do's and dont's/guidelines on optimising LinkedIn profile? - also, another thing Neel, from your experience, research and/or knowledge. how much of a big, small or medium let's say do you feel the Bain alumni network (and/or equivalent with other consulting firms) is or isn't? Apparently in the cosulting industry these alumni networks can be considered really powerful? Not just in terms of potentially helping the consulting firms land more clients/consulting work in future but also in terms of being able to have job board(s) where alumni can post job adverts for recruitment from the pool of current/former consultants all of whom have the metaphorical stamp of approval on their resumes/CVs associated with having consulting firm on their CV? Apparently some past and/or former consultants meet eat other at alumni events? E.g. came across this article just now: www.forbes.com/sites/davidburkus/2016/07/05/why-mckinsey-companys-alumni-network-is-crucial-to-its-success/?sh=d4cdd1215804 Sorry for the longer and clumsier then intended comment - I meant well (it's 4:05am in the UK). Raza =)