Virtual Launchpad first, 3 hours of presentations and group exercises then two interviews with a manager and director, behavioral and a simple profit case about whether to cut costs or grow revenue. I prepped for way harder cases so it was kind of a relief, declined because I got another offer I wanted more
Questions Asked
1.“A telecom company's EBITDA margin declined 3 points this year. Walk me through your diagnostic approach”
2.“A major Canadian bank is seeing 20% fewer branch visitors year-over-year. Whats driving it and what should they do?”
Consulting Analyst
Montreal, QC
Summer 2024No Offer
Concordia University · Commerce
3rd year · 2.9-3.2 GPA · 1 past internship
Hard Interview
Pre-recordedBehavioralVirtual
Casey chatbot was fine if you've practiced cases, first round two interviews behavioral then case for each and the case was about a distribution company losing market share. Final round with partners was basically them selling me on BCG.
Questions Asked
1.“Tell me about a time you had to manage up, working with a demanding or difficult senior person”
2.“Estimate how many Uber rides happen in Toronto on a Friday night”
Consulting Analyst
Toronto, ON
Summer 2026Accepted
University of Toronto · Economics
4th year · 3.7+ GPA · 3 past internships
Average Interview
Case studyBehavioralMultiple roundsVirtual
Casey chatbot was straightforward this time, I'd failed it in a previous cycle by rushing. Two consecutive interviews on the final day, both had a case and a fit section. First case was a market entry scenario for a pharma company and the second was about operational efficiency at a manufacturer. Fit was why consulting and aspirations. The Toronto office has good energy
Questions Asked
1.“Tell me about a time you structured a complex problem and guided others through your thinking”