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This candidate faces the HARDEST CALCULATION question in BCG Case Interview
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- čas přidán 24. 03. 2024
- You are watching the BCG-style case interview led by Gero Wahrenburg - ex-BCG, with Alex - a consultant wannabe with engineering background at the University of Bath, England.
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Timestamps:
0:00:08 - Introduction
0:01:29 - Case Prompt
0:03:09 - Recap the case
0:05:05 - Clarifying questions
0:08:21 - Structuring/Framework
0:19:04 - Brainstorming question
0:22:18 - Calculation question
0:43:38 - Brainstorming question
0:45:24 - Recommendations
0:47:45 - Candidate Reflection
0:49:05 - Overall Feedback
0:56:35 - Feedback: Starting Phase
1:02:44 - Feedback: Framework Feedback
1:11:01 - Best-practise Framework
1:13:22 - Feedback: Analysis Phase
1:16:30 - Feedback: Recommendation
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i disagree with multiplying the 10 flights/ day by 2 for the return, since already the 10 was caluclated taking into consideration a cycle of 15 mins from the airport to the station and then another 15 mins back ( loading passengers as well) plus 1 hour charging, giving us a cycle of 1.5 hr ( 2 trips) which makes 10 trips / day.
This video is exactly what I needed for my upcoming interviews. Thanks for uploading it!