Consulting mock interviews with peers for McKinsey, BCG, etc.

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Our platform makes it easy to find relevant peers to practice with:

Step 1 - Browse profiles of peers and pick a relevant partner

Find partners who are interviewing at your target companies (e.g. McKinsey) and have a similar level of experience (e.g. MBA).

Step 2 - Schedule a 90-minute session to practice together

Once you find a relevant partner you’ll be able to schedule time directly in their calendar. Sessions last 90mins, and you can schedule as many as you like. Did we mention it’s free? Most successful applicants do 30+ mock interviews to get an offer at McKinsey, BCG, Bain, etc.

Step 3 - Interview each other over video
(2 x 45 minutes)

At the time of the session you’ll connect with your partner over video. You’ll play the role of the interviewer for 45 minutes, and you’ll be the candidate for the other 45 minutes. Struggling with frameworks or maths questions? You could learn an approach from your partner that gives you a break-through.

A few of the benefits of peer mock interviews

Boost your confidence ahead of the interviews

Gain experience answering case interview questions in live conditions

Improve your communication skills

Learn new tactics by watching your peers answer questions

Grow your network by connecting with other consulting applicants

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Frequently asked questions

I’ve never done a mock interview before, can I still sign up?

Yes! You’ll be able to find other peers who are new to mock interviews and you can get started together. Once you feel comfortable you can start practicing with more experienced peers.

How long are the mock interviews?

The interviews are 90 minutes long. You’ll be the interviewer for 45 minutes, and then swap to be the candidate for the next 45 minutes.

How many interviews can I do?

As many as you want! We just ask that you be respectful to your peers, show up on time, and avoid late cancellations.

As a candidate, what type of questions will I be asked?

Your peer will come to the session with a case they will give you. If there’s a specific case you would like to solve during the session you can also send that case to your peer. We recommend sending the case one or two days in advance so that your peer has time to study the case before interviewing you.

As an interviewer, what type of questions should I ask?

You should come prepared to the session with a case to give to your peer. We recommend using a case that you have already solved so that it’s easier for you to interview your peer. You can use one of the cases in the Free casebook PDFs we make available.

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