It's Just Lunch! - Low stress chat about consulting
My go-to networking move when I was younger (that I still use today!) is to reach out to someone I wanted to learn from or connect with and offer to buy them lunch. The ROI on those meals has been fantastic. With this package I wanted to recreate that experience for other people in a relatively cheap, low stress, and easy way. We can chat for 45 minutes and you can pay for my "lunch" (lunch here isn't intended to be literal, but we can eat lunch together while we talk if you want! haha) Whether you are a freshman in college that just heard about consulting or a second year MBA student that needs last minute prep advice before interviews, I will help however I can and answer any questions you have. Some potential topics we could cover: >If a consulting career is worth pursuing for you >How to best position yourself to get an interview >How to prepare for case interviews >Tips for overcoming networking and interview anxiety >What goes on behind the scenes with Consulting recruiting >What is life in consulting really like as an intern, pre-mba analyst/associate, post MBA consultant, manager/case team leader, or partner (this one will not be based on direct personal experience haha) >What exit opportunities are available to consultants? >How to be successful in your consulting internship and get a returning offer
What's included
This is meant to be short, cheap, laid back and more informal session. No dumb questions, I will meet you where you are at.
- Answers to your questions about consulting, honest feedback, and practical advice
Meet your expert
Josh A.
MBA/Undergrad consulting coaching for anxious introverts (like me!)
Some quick facts about me: >I grew up on a cattle ranch in the middle of nowhere (shout out to Kingman Arizona, the metro area with the lowest percentage of college grads in the country!) >Did not go to my dream college because I didn't have a coach or any clue of how college admissions worked :( >During college worked at a few different start-ups and as a tutor/college advisor for at-risk high school students (best job ever) >Somehow tricked Bain & Company to give me an internship offer, worked there off and on for 9 years with some breaks for externships and Business school. >Been actively involved in education and career advancement efforts for dis-advantaged populations >Recently made the career change from consulting to marketing >Married with 2 kids
