The Mckinsey Mind (Review and Analysis of Rasiel and Friga's Book)
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This complete summary of the ideas from "The McKinsey Mind" explores the reasons behind the tremendous success of the eponymous strategic consulting firm, and presents the structured problem-solving process each McKinsey consultant uses in order to develop (and often help implement) solutions to their client’s strategic problems. In this useful summary, you will learn how to use the McKinsey problem-solving methodology, so as to improve your decision-making success rate, structure your thinking about business problems, and win more people over to your way of thinking.
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Book Presentation:
The McKinsey Mind by Ethan Rasiel and Paul Friga
Book Abstract
About the Author
Important Note About This Ebook
Summary of The McKinsey Mind (Ethan Rasiel and Paul Friga)
Book Abstract
Main Idea
McKinsey and Company (founded in 1923) has now grown to become the world’s most successful strategic consulting firm with over 7,000 professionals advising thousands of clients worldwide. This is the structured problem-solving process each McKinsey consultant uses to develop (and often help implement) solutions to their client’s strategic problems.
Note this problem-solving process is:
Highly structured and systematic – allowing consultants to quickly understand the issues facing a business.
Based around letting the facts prove or disprove a hypothesis – as the most efficient way to move forward.
Mutually exclusive, collectively exhaustive – separating each problem into distinct issues which collectively cover every base.
Focused on avoiding the temptation to reinvent the wheel by leveraging the experience of the consultant.
Careful to treat each client as being unique – with specific problems and issues rather than common business problems.
In total, the McKinsey problem-solving methodology is a great way to improve your decision making success rate, structure your thinking about business problems and win more people over to your way of thinking.
About the Author
ETHAN RASIEL was a consultant in McKinsey & Co.’s New York offices. While there, he consulted with major companies in the finance, telecommunications, computing and consumer goods industries. A graduate of the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, Mr. Rasiel is also the author of The McKinsey Way. He previously worked as an equity fund manager and investment banker.
PAUL FRIGA worked in McKinsey & Co.’s Pittsburgh office after graduating from the University of North Carolina. He has conducted consulting projects in the acquisition, strategic planning and international expansion fields as well as projects in