McKinsey Case Interview Practice #1: Non-Profit Case

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This McKinsey case interview practice case is a non-profit case with an atypical business problem. However, many of the strategies and frameworks used in this case can be applied to McKinsey first-round and final-round interviews. In order pass consulting interviews and land a consulting job offer, it is critical that you practice and master these case interview strategies and frameworks.
This case is taken from McKinsey's case interview library, which can be found at: www.mckinsey.com/careers/inte...

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[@TheZawass]

My framework was different. I actually broke the case into stakeholders and then asked the questions related to each stakeholder. Would this idea be good too or ist it rather weak framework ?

[@rishirajsengupta52]

Interesting case , got a different perspective than the usual profitability , market sizing etc. problems

[@nandakumar8936]

bro is structured to the very end. so good. hopefully I get there.

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Thanks! You got this.

[@srishti1870]

I loved this video!

[@ajb229]

Very helpful thanks.

[@kushshah2179]

Thanks for this video!

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Thanks Kush! Glad it was helpful for you!

[@Bellarue2020]

The most excellently done case I’ve come across. Thank you!

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Wow, thank you!

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🎯 Key points for quick navigation:
00:00 *🎥 Introduction to McKinsey Case Interview*
- Overview of McKinsey case interview format and objectives,
- Introduction to the Gates Foundation's goal for financial services in rural Mexico.
02:18 *🏦 Gates Foundation's Objective and Case Summary*
- Description of the situation in rural Mexico,
- Introduction to the potential solution using the Daikonza network for financial services.
03:01 *🔍 Key Investigation Areas for Daikonza Network*
- Four key statements for evaluating the feasibility of using the Daikonza network,
- Details on residents' needs, government's needs, Daikonza’s capabilities, and strategic alternatives.
04:09 *💸 Cost Savings Calculation*
- Step-by-step approach to calculating cost savings for families using Daikonza stores,
- Calculation of total annual savings across Mexican rural families receiving state benefits.
06:43 *📊 Survey Results and Regional Analysis*
- Summary of survey responses from different regions regarding the new financial services,
- Observations on security concerns, perceived time savings, and regional differences in sentiment.
09:12 *🛡️ Addressing Concerns from State Bank Representatives*
- Challenges of educating rural populations and dealing with crime,
- Short-term and long-term solutions for improving education and security in banking services.
11:03 *📋 Potential Recommendation and Next Steps*
- Suggested recommendation to leverage Daikonza network in region A,
- Supporting reasons for the recommendation and suggested next steps for implementation.
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[@shubhamrathore9842]

For recommendation part, the amount of saving would be 150 M since as we are making recommendation by focussing on region A, the total saving cost will be divided by three.

[@ensogo8137]

I would stick to 450M, since it's just implementing the case at A first, not the last. Other regions would also have the benefits in the future