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“Somebody call a doctor, or a consultant!”
Hello out there to all you Bainies of the future! I’d love to make this first post about what everyone really wants to know: how to get a job at Bain. The first step of how to get a job at Bain is to...
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How to be able to leave networking events not hating everything and everyone
I’ll be honest – networking was one of my least favorite parts of the recruiting process when I was in my second or third year of college. The not-so-subtly handing someone your resume, the desperate...
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Some detailed, helpful interview tips…
Ok, ok, so you want to be a Bainie? Here are my tips and tricks. First, depending on your background, you will want to read Case in Point. I didn’t especially like that book. I think it is really...
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Getting ready for that special time of year
So, I’m sure that everyone is really interested in my musings regarding client interactions, company trainings, and general Bain goings-on, but I would have to suspect that of the folks that are...
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What I wish I’d known before my case interview: Getting past the I’m stuck...
My name is Sean and I’m currently a Case Team Leader in the Los Angeles Office. With case interviews just around the corner for Summer Associate candidates, I thought it may be helpful to share a few...
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Demystifying the written case – tips from a Bain consultant
Hi readers! My name is Rhiannon and I am a Consultant in Bain’s Boston office. In addition to the time I spend working on cases, I also serve as the on-campus representative (OCR) for MIT Sloan. As an...
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