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Learner Reviews & Feedback for Getting a Consulting Job by Emory University

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About the Course

This is the #2 course in the specialization on management consulting. In this course, we will learn how consulting firms work and how they make money. This can help you network with recruiters and prepare for the case interviews. Some of the topics covered: • What drive project profitability? • What competencies do I need at each stage in my career? • How are consulting interviews different? • How to do well on case interviews? • How much do I need to practice cases?...

Top reviews

BT

Feb 1, 2024

Really well delivered and explained - John is a great communicator - and if you follow through the course and examples you will come out well prepared to go get that role

AO

Feb 6, 2023

Well structured, clear topics and messages delivered. Amazing tips and tricks for networking, getting the next opportunity, landing that job/promotion!

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By monika m

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Apr 24, 2023

Amazing content, and ideas.

By Carl-Alexander V T

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Feb 6, 2025

good overview

By Nathan H

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Jul 24, 2024

The first three modules of this course were not closely related to getting a consulting job. They were just thrown in together. Also the content about getting a consulting job would make more sense at the end of the certificate, as a call to action after the learning phase of the course.

By Adeline Y

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Mar 2, 2023

Principles shared here are great for beginners seeking employment as a consultant. Would be great if scenarios for those that want to build a career/business as an independent consultant could be included.

By Pushkar V

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Jan 10, 2024

Would help if you provide a downloadable summary of key slides from during the course

By elizabeth w

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Jan 26, 2026

Not useful for a mid- career professional

By Erica A

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Oct 18, 2023

The LinkedIn/digital resume Assignment wasn't helpful. Please change/remove from the course. Also, the networking section isn't as beneficial to those who have work experience.

By Steve C

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Oct 29, 2025

basic - too long to get to point