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Nick spent over a decade in the 75th Ranger Regiment before walking into Meta with zero coding experience. Now he's at Harvard Business School and building in defense tech. In this episode, he breaks down exactly how he made the transition, why veterans have an unfair advantage i ... Show More

In this episode of Wall Street Diaries, Max sits down with Taylor, a real estate investor who has helped deploy over $1.7B into multifamily acquisitions. Taylor breaks down how real estate investing actually works, from sourcing deals and underwriting properties to raising capita ... Show More

rivate equity isn’t about finding “great” companies. It’s about finding the right company for your fund. In this episode of Wall Street Diaries, we talk about why the exact same deal can be a perfect fit for one PE fund… and a hard pass for another. Different funds operate under ... Show More

Send us Fan MailIf you have a case interview coming up and you don't have weeks or months to prepare, this episode is for you. We go over exactly what you can - and should - do to get ready for an interview next week.Listen to the end where we answer two listener questions: If I ... Show More

Ever wondered what psychometric tests are all about? Or maybe you've got one coming up and you're feeling ALL sorts of confused.We've got your back. In this week's episode, Sarah and Emma break down the types of psychometric tests you might encounter in the hiring process - from ... Show More

In this session of the 7 minute job interview podcast, we are talking about how to mentally prepare for your next job interview. 

Interview preparation can be so overwhelming, particularly if you're in a time crunch!That's why we want to make sure you're spending the right amount of time on each step of the process. Because it's easy to accidently fall down a rabbit hole researching your interviewer, only t ... Show More

Do you bore yourself using the same words all the time? I've found that when talking about strategies before tend to use the same words over and over again - create, implement, define. They are all absolutely fine but let's try and add a bit of variety. Mix it up a little. In thi ... Show More

<p>Interviews and presentations are always stressful but it takes another dimension when you have to do it in your second or third language. You may have the skills "in theory" and get by just fine in daily life conversations but you struggle with self-confidence issues when the ... Show More

<p>For this episode, let's revisit one of Strategy Skills classics where we discuss why you should avoid the strategy echo chamber.</p> <p><span data-preserver-spaces="true">Enjoying our podcast? Get access to sample advanced training episodes here: </span><em><span data-preserve ... Show More

In episode 18, Jamison and Dave answer these questions: I’m a computer science major who still has a couple years of school left. I also have a part time job doing web development. I love what I’m learning and doing at work to the point that I question if it’s worth investing two ... Show More

<p>Welcome back to the Law School Toolbox podcast! Today, we have ex-BigLaw recruiter Sadie Jones with us to discuss how to prepare for the second round of interviews for summer associate positions. </p> <p><strong>In this episode we discuss:</strong></p> <ul> <li>The basics of a ... Show More

Want to know what the interviewer really wants to see on your resume? What’s the biggest opportunity to sell yourself most interviewees miss? Should you talk about your hobbies? How about using a cover letter template? What questions do interviewers hate to hear? Is it important ... Show More