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I went through workshops offered by these firms and talked to numerous recruiters and consultants. What you have to realize about this role of reading consulting resumes and coverletters is this. Out of 400 applications, I would say about 350 of them were clear and obvious mail merge coverletters. --.
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Often you will have a specific skill or knowledge gap, and so will need to take proactive steps to address these gaps through formal education, online courses, certifications, workshops, or volunteer work. Tailor your resume and coverletter to highlight your transferable skills and align them with the requirements of your target role.
Most consultancies hold company presentations, networking events, or workshops for students at target universities, which enable you to get to know them better. Spend some time perfecting your CV and coverletter. Research what each firm is looking for in a candidate and adjust your CV and coverletter to match that profile.
Anyways, McKinsey came back on campus for a case interview workshop, held a dinner event, and every time, guess who would show up to every single event (and to every single event for every single firm) and say, "Hi." I had a great coverletter. I had a good enough resume + great coverletter + strong networking.
You are likely to visit clients for client meetings and workshops. I assume you require applicants to provide a CV and a coverletter? Project teams are made up of people from each level, and each person would be assigned a coach. Tom: Do IMS consultants work remotely or on site with the client?
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