The case study really wasn't very difficult. I wish I'd taken their advice they gave on their website to take a few moments to plan my answers to the questions they ask. The nerves got the best of me and I answered each one immediately. I think I could've given better answers had I thought about my answers more.
Are you an analytical person?
Give an example when you faced a difficulty.
What skills that you learned from outside academics can you bring to the table?
the mathematic tests online are quite challenging
How many balloons will fill up this room?
challenges faced in previous projects and how I have handled them.
How does one measure the client value of IT Advisory Services, given that there are no tangible returns? What was one situation where you provided Advisory Services and were able to prove the value of your services to your client?
I didn't think any of the questions were hard. Following are examples of questions: Tell me about your 4 failures and 4 success. What do you think is a required trait in a consultant and how do you plan to incorporate that in yourself?
What is consulting? (If applying for Advisory make sure you have a grasp as to what a work day actually entails and not the glamorized "House of Lies" lifestyle)
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