Each year, around 185,000 MBA students graduate in the U.S. alone. A significant portion of these students spend more than 100 hours each preparing for so-called case interviews — the favored evaluation method of elite consulting firms such as McKinsey, in which candidates are presented with a business problem and asked to talk through how they would solve the problem. This is a colossal waste of time. Case interviews are a terrible evaluation method; it’s time to end their use in hiring.
Content: Article
Authors: Atta Tarki, Tino Sanandaji
Source: “Harvard Business Review”
Subjects: Hiring, Human Resources
Industry: Consulting
Authors: Atta Tarki, Tino Sanandaji
Source: “Harvard Business Review”
Subjects: Hiring, Human Resources
Industry: Consulting
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