Kevin Joncast

Most ambitious people go for either one of these five industries to have a challenging job and a prestigious position in a company. Good salary is ofcourse also one of the great benefits. In this video I will compare these and give you an overview on the payment you can expect.  

Chapter overview: 

0:00 Intro 

1:24 Management Consulting 

3:18 Investment Banking 

5:10  VC, PE & Hedge Funds 

6:55 Venture Capital 

7:15 Private Equity 

7:40 Hedge Fund 

8:27 Ranking: Earning Potential   Consulting vs Banking vs PE vs VC: 

https://youtu.be/17Io1YyXCLM 

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During my time in Management Consulting I spend a lot of time with this powerful Microsoft Office tool named Excel. If you strive for an career in any business related job than you probaly should bring your Excel skills on another level. In this video you will find out some easy ways to do so! Aswell as some handy lifehacks.  

 Chapter Overview: 

00:00 Intro 

00:51 Structure and Simplicity  

01:21 Shortcuts  

02:08 How to become a Excel wizard   

03:59 Hacks from Wall Street Oasis 

05:52 7 steps to better excel results  

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More and more people put online courses and certificates on their CV and on their LinkedIn profile. In this video I'm gonna discuss whether it makes sense to do that and give you some insights from a friend of mine working in recruiting.   Cheers Kevin Jon

In this episode I give you a completely transparent overview of my earnings working as a management consultant at Roland Berger in Germany. I will tell you the exact figure that I saved during three years in the industry and how I invested that money.   

Why Your Salary Does Not Matter: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aTe4Y... 

Chapter overview: 

0:00 Intro 0:57 My salary/ how much I saved 3:00 What you spend as a Consultant 8:05 My company car 9:36 How to earn money on the side as a consultant  

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Many ambitious students wanna work in consulting after graduation. But it's not for everybody and you should better check twice if it's the right choice for you.   Cheers Kevin Jon

Alisher studies Business Administration at the prestigious iE University in Madrid. In this video he will talk about the experiences he made during an internship in wealth managenment at Deutsche Bank and also give some insights into the benefits of studying at IE University.   Alisher on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/akhmadjonov/ Cheers Kevin Jon

Marco Lohse is an business administration graduate from the University of Mannheim in Germany. Besides an internship at KPMG he spent one semester studying abroad at the prestigious Tsinghua University in Beijing, which is Asias No. 1 University. In this video he will give you some insights what it's like to study at such an university in China.   Maco Lohse: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mhualo/ Do you need a Master's Degree: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xi_VA... Cheers Kevin Jon

After finishing his B.Sc. at LSE in Philosophy, Logic & Scientific Method Amon will start his M.Sc. in Management & Strategy now. So he has a lot of knowledge on this prestigious university and can give you a lot of tips how to apply for LSE.   In the video he also answers the question why his degree in Philosophy, Logic & Scientific Method was the right choice for him and how it can be helpfull for the challenges you face as a management consultant.   Amon on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amon-trib... Cheers Kevin Jon

How can you explain the most complex problems and make sure that everybody gets your quintessential message. The Book "The Back of the Napkin" gives an easy answer to this problem. Act like a designer! Visaulise and draw it out. In this video I summarize the most important hacks given by Dan Roam.   For that I'm explaining the three main concepts:  1. Process of Visual Thinking  2. Go from SEE to SHOW 3. SQVID Tool  The Back of the Napkin*: https://amzn.to/3hlMS4x Cheers Kevin Jon

Kevin as an Ex Consultant shares his honest thoughts and personal oppinion on the Partner status and whether it's worth to work towards it. He gives two major arguments why he quit consulting to follow a different career path.  What do you Guys think? Do you agree/disagree? Share your thoughts in the comments! :)   Cheers Kevin Jon