This would make me slow down right before submitting each screen, not across the whole assessment.
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I tend to notice small mistakes after moving to the next step. If my BCG assessment version does not allow backtracking, how should I change the way I work through each response?
This would make me slow down right before submitting each screen, not across the whole assessment.
I tend to write long explanations when I want to show my reasoning. If Casey gives me a written-response box, how do I judge whether a concise answer is enough versus adding more detail to show the logic behind the recommendation?
Mayank G.CoachA written Casey response should be concise enough that the main recommendation is immediately visible, while still showing the logic that supports it.
I tend to think of the final recommendation as something that comes at the end of a case. If Casey asks me to recommend an action before I feel like I have seen all the information, how should I answer without sounding overconfident?
Mayank G.CoachGive the best recommendation supported by the information available at that point. A recommendation does not need to pretend uncertainty has disappeared.
For the written summary part of BCG Casey, should I repeat the math I used to reach the answer, or focus on the recommendation and the evidence behind it?
Mayank G.CoachPrioritize the conclusion, the most decision-relevant evidence, and the logic connecting them.