The most difficult questions in the interview revolved around thinking about previous situations in which I thought I had been successful and I was asked to consider what I would have done differently to have been even more successful. For instance if I had been asked to think of an example where you led a team to complete a task, the follow up question would be what could you have done differently to complete the task more efficiently?
Why do you want to do consulting, BCG specifically?
All questions are related to my research fields and things listed on my resume.
What's the hardest thing you've ever had to do?
What is the difference between using EPS and EBITDA when valuing a company using multiples.
"What was a difficult situation you have faced in your past work experience?"
How would you solve this logical question.
Illegal fishing has become a major issue and you have been tasked with creating a solution to help with this issue. Talk through a rough design of a product you might design to realise this solution.
How does atmospheric pressure affect oil pumps
Regarding Boeing/Airbus aircraft, who actually chooses to use our engines?
Viewing 1581 - 1590 interview questions