Leland+ Content Library

Product Management and Roadmaps

Learn what a product roadmap is, why it's important to your success as a product manager, and how to create an effective roadmap.

Ratios and Mixtures Examples

This deck teaches the core concepts of ratios, proportions, and mixtures as seen in the GMAT and GRE. It includes example problems similar to those on the exam. Concepts and problems are explained in a video walkthrough by the author in "GMAT & GRE: Ratios and Mixtures".

BSchool blogs and newspapers

A curated list of top business school blogs and student newspapers to help candidates stay informed on programs, culture, and admissions insights.

Selecting and Guiding Recommenders

Learn how to choose the right recommender and equip them with stories that align with Kellogg’s leadership criteria.

Personal Capacity and Stretch

Learn how to accurately gauge your workload limits and push for growth without crossing the line into chronic burnout.

Unconventional and Illegal Buckets

An overview of unconventional and illegal buckets for management consulting.

Permutations and Combinations Examples

This deck breaks down permutations and combinations for the GMAT and the GRE. It covers both basic and advanced concepts with example questions. Concepts and problems are explained in a video walkthrough by the author in "Permutations and Combinations for the GMAT and GRE".

Albert's Apple Orchard – Profitability Case Interview Practice

A full MBB-style case prompt focused on diagnosing declining profits at a California apple orchard, including exhibits, guided questions, and a structured framework for analyzing revenue, cost, and operational levers.

What is an Experience/Perspective Statement and Do You Need One?

Start with this PDF to learn why law schools ask about your unique (i.e., diverse) experiences and perspectives.

A High-Achiever's Resume for Law & Consulting

A high-achieving resume that secured both a deferred admit to Harvard Law School and a Business Analyst offer from McKinsey, showcasing a diverse background in public policy, legal research, and business.

Breaking Into German Companies: Your Strategic Career Journey

Think BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Siemens, SAP, Adidas, and BASF. These iconic German brands represent just the tip of the iceberg in America's business landscape. Behind these household names are remarkable success stories like Tom, who climbed from financial analyst to CFO at a major German automotive supplier, Amanda who rose to President of a German pharmaceutical subsidiary, and Judith who became SVP at a leading German engineering firm. What unites their journeys? They all grew through the ranks within German companies, embraced strategic expatriate assignments to Germany, and now enjoy entrepreneurial freedoms with seven-figure compensation packages that are rewarding both performance and loyalty. With 80% of German companies planning further US investments and new facilities being built across America, we're witnessing an unprecedented window of opportunity for young professionals. Beyond the famous brands everyone recognizes, there are 5,600 German subsidiaries operating in the US, each offering significant professional opportunities for those who understand how to navigate their unique culture. German companies share one critical characteristic that is setting them apart: they actively seek talented American personnel and they reward loyalty with clear advancement paths and substantial compensation. Their approach combines the German values of thoroughness, reliability, and systematic development with respect for individual achievement. What if this methodical, relationship-based path to leadership is exactly your calling?

Beginner GMAT Prep: 5 Strategic Decisions To Make

Join this session led by Leland coach Claire N. to learn the 5 critical decisions that will set you up for a focused, efficient prep journey. Whether you’re self-studying or hiring a tutor, these steps will help you avoid common pitfalls and start strong. ​You’ll leave with a customizable weekly plan, key resource recommendations, and clarity on how to tailor your study approach to your goals. Perfect for beginners who feel lost in the sea of GMAT advice. ​What you will get out of this event: ​5 key considerations to take into account to study for GMAT effectively (goal-setting, resource selection, and study tactics) ​Adaptable templates for weekly sprints that you can tailor as you go ​The chance to ask Claire any questions you have at the end ​This event is great for those looking to jumpstart their GMAT Prep journey and unsure where to start!

Military to MBA

Transitioning from the military to business school can feel like stepping into a completely new world—but with the right strategy, your service can become your strongest differentiator. In this workshop, Wyatt F.—a Wharton MBA, U.S. Army veteran, private equity operator, and cofounder of the 7-figure company Sitreps2Steercos—will walk you through how to turn your military experience into a compelling MBA application story. ​Having helped hundreds of veterans gain admission to top programs like Wharton, Chicago Booth, Duke, McCombs, and Yale SOM, Wyatt will share tactical advice on essay strategy, resume translation, and interview prep. Whether you’re just beginning your transition or finalizing your applications, this session will help you craft your narrative, highlight your leadership, and approach the MBA process with confidence.

Tips and Tricks for the Most Common and Difficult Case Questions

FREE BOOTCAMP SEAT GIVEAWAY ($899 VALUE). Even strong candidates get stuck on the most common case questions because they underestimate the nuance behind them. This session is for candidates preparing for consulting interviews who want to handle difficult cases with more structure and confidence. You’ll learn how to approach high-frequency case types, navigate tricky turns in a case, and communicate your thinking in a way that keeps you on track under pressure. Join live to hear from a panel of expert consultants and ask your questions about specific case challenges. The panelists regularly coach candidates and will share the patterns they see across strong performances and where candidates tend to struggle. Expect practical strategies and insights similar to what’s covered in 1:1 case prep.